Louisville Metro Government

Louisville Metro Council is expected to vote Thursday night on how to divvy up a fourth round of opioid settlement money.

The six-month program aims to help dozens of women and gender-diverse people across Louisville hone their leadership styles and connect them to others trying to make a difference in their communities.

Louisville Metro’s Office of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods is giving out up to 5,000 free gun locks this week to promote safe gun storage practices

Several community members are hopeful for meaningful police reform now that the city has signed a consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice.

Racial justice advocates in Louisville gathered for a press conference Monday to encourage Mayor Craig Greenberg to sign a consent decree before Inauguration Day.

Authorities say two police officers and a suspect have been shot in Louisville after the officers stopped an allegedly stolen vehicle.

Louisville Metro’s new pilot program aims to help more people experiencing homelessness get housed. Officials say it would engage more landlords and increase affordable housing supply.

A new group of power-brokers is taking heat over accusations of self-dealing.

Following the explosion that killed two and injured several others, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg advised people to report damages to MetroSafe.

Louisville’s new economic development apparatus is facing criticism for using a bank with connections to several of the group’s board members.