Louisville, October 18, 2025 Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is leading in polls for the U.S. Senate race, drawing from his name recognition garnered during
Louisville, October 17, 2025 Louisville’s parks were filled with passionate protesters during the recent ‘No Kings rallies’ advocating against political elitism. Hundreds of participants gathered at
Louisville, October 17, 2025 Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg has nominated Ed Harness for a second term as Inspector General. This move underscores Harness’s contributions to enhancing
Louisville, October 16, 2025 The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce honored U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell in Louisville as he nears retirement. Business leaders reflected on his decades
Louisville, KY, October 16, 2025 Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg has nominated Ed Harness for a second term as the city’s Inspector General, following his efforts in
Louisville, October 15, 2025 In a recent weekly update, Louisville Mayor addressed critical issues surrounding public safety and economic growth. The report highlighted a 10% decrease
Louisville, October 15, 2025 Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg has defended his decision to end the city’s sanctuary status, aiming to align with federal standards while ensuring
Louisville, October 15, 2025 Louisville’s recent decision to rescind its sanctuary status has sparked significant controversy. Mayor Craig Greenberg stated that the change was driven by
Louisville, October 14, 2025 Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) has received criticism for spending over $10,000 on lobbying state lawmakers while facing a significant budget shortfall.
Louisville, October 13, 2025 The ongoing government shutdown is causing significant hardships for families in Louisville, with delays in military support and food assistance programs. Local
