Louisville Metro Government was awarded a $13,000 grant from AARP to host a design competition and purchase pre-reviewed plans for accessory dwelling units (ADU), making them free to use to anyone seeking to build an ADU on their property.
The Louisville Metro Revenue Commission (LMRC) has announced that beginning August 1, 2023, it will require taxpayers to schedule an appointment for - in-person taxpayer assistance.
Louisville Metro Government’s small business loan program, METCO, will now offer a Sharia-compliant modification option that aims to expand access to its loan products for Muslim business owners and entrepreneurs who would otherwise be prohibited by their religious beliefs from accessing the city’s low-interest business loans.
Mayor Craig Greenberg, joined by public health advocates, gathered today at the Family Health Centers - East Broadway clinic to discuss the risk to 45,000 Jefferson County residents who could lose their Medicaid health insurance.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises of an extended closure of Bridge #2 over the Middle Fork of Beargrass Creek (mile point 1.796) in Cherokee Park, located in Jefferson County.
As the 85th Iroquois Amphitheater season continues, Louisville Parks and Recreation is excited to announce that 12 additional free movie nights will be added to this year’s calendar.
Standing on the former Rhodia site with members of the Park Hill/Algonquin Community of Opportunity Advisory Board and developer Re:land Group, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that next steps toward revisioning the long-vacant brownfield property as a community-led mixed-use development will get underway soon.
The Louisville Metro Council unanimously approved the amended Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Capital and Operating Budgets during tonight’s regularly scheduled Metro Council meeting.
Earlier this month, Congressman Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) and Congressman Mike Levin (CA-49) introduced H.R. 3981, The Veterans Education Oversight Expansion Act, which strengthens the Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) oversight capacity and restores education benefits to defrauded veterans.
On June 20 Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins (D-1) announced the distribution process for free summer experience passes paid for by Louisville Metro Government.