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Not every issue to be dealt with by municipal government is earth-shattering in import. Occasionally, even the mundane,

We always knew that Kentucky was a great place to do business in; and now we can offer some hard proof. A succession of

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer joined community partners today to announce a major success in the commitment to end

“Spring forward, fall back.” Unless you want to show up early for work tomorrow, you’d better heed that old maxim.

After weeks of uncertainty, Councilman Steve Magre (D-10) reports that the effort to install needed railroad crossing

Bats appear frequently in so many Halloween decorations because many people view them as spooky or scary. That’s a

Local history buffs will not want to miss a multimedia presentation set for this Sunday, November 1, at Miles Park in

Louisvillepolitics.com – After sitting through an agonizing two hours last night on the latest GOP debate debacle, two

United Parcel Service Inc. (UPS), the world’s largest package delivery company, will increase its presence in

The Paristown Pointe Preservation Trust will be applying for tourism tax credits to bring a $28 million project to the