Deborah Fahey News Today

Former Louisville Mayor Dennis Maloney started the Louisville City Council meeting for the last time Tuesday night before councilmembers were sworn in.

Chris Leh is projected to be the next Louisville mayor with 59.27% of votes as of 7:38 p.m. Tuesday, while Deborah Fahey is leading in the race for Ward 2 City Council. Leh has been a Louisville council member for the past nine years and said he will prioritize “economic vitality” by attracting more business to the area and growing current establishments. Leh has also served on the Louisville Revitalization Commission, Louisville Planning Commission, Blue Sky Bridge, Imagine! Founda...

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Almost 1 1/2 years after the Marshall Fire burned a third of homes in the Wildflower Condominiums complex, community members celebrated beginning reconstruction.

Deborah Fahey talks to Laura Reid about living with aphasia after a stroke as Wakefield-based charity Speak With IT raise awareness of the condition.

The Louisville City Council late Tuesday agreed to find a way to let residents whose homes were destroyed by the Marshall fire to opt out of net-zero building code requirements

Unfortunately, the latter is hamstringing Louisville City Council’s ability to fully act to address the former.  City officials and staffers gathered for a special council meeting Tuesday evening to discuss the potential for new sustainability taxes to be put to local voters in November. The consensus from elected leaders was: As local residents and business owners climb out of the COVID-19 hole, now is not the right time for a new tax. Monday’s discussion arose out of a 2019 resolution pa...