Louisville Free Public Library director to retire after 28 years with the library
The Louisville Free Public Library's top leader is retiring. Executive Director Lee Burchfield's last day will be at the end ...
Five Years After Breonna Taylor’s Death, What’s Changed?
Taylor, a 26-year-old EMT, was killed in a botched "no-knock" raid at her Louisville apartment on March 13, 2020 ...
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Councilwoman, community groups urge metro government to support People’s Consent Decree
Councilwoman Shameka Parrish-Wright is urging metro government to support the People's Consent Decree, which would formally acknowledge the harm caused by unsound police practices.
Despite Trump and opposition, Louisville community must push for police reform | Opinion
As Louisville embarks on this path toward police reform, the community’s involvement will be crucial in shaping the outcome.
Louisville Free Public Library executive director stepping down
On Thursday, Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that Lee Burchfield, executive director of the Louisville Free Public Library ...
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SummerWorks program empowers Louisville's youth for the 15th year
At its core, SummerWorks is all about setting up our city's young people for success.” Sponsors like Blueprint 502 ...
Redevelopment continues in Louisville's West End with Parkland Library, community center
A grand reopening of Parkland Library in Louisville's West End took place Thursday ahead of the opening of other major ...
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Which roads are closed in Louisville? Flooding continues with more snow on the way
Louisville's snow team is pretreating roads in anticipation of incoming snow. Mayor Craig Greenberg said water levels on the Ohio River could continue to rise with more snow on the way for Louisville.