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Louisville Mayor-elect Craig Greenberg introduced Tuesday his senior leadership team.

Since it's start in 2010, Small Business Saturday has become one of the busiest shopping days for local businesses.

James W. Jackson, the Lead Pastor of Fervent Prayer Church on the northeast side of Indianapolis, said he plans to run for mayor as a Republican.

The City Council on Tuesday will consider adopting a $78.2 million budget for next year.

Craig Greenberg will answer questions from Courier Journal reporter Billy Kobin on Wednesday morning after beating Bill Dieruf to be Louisville mayor.

Construction is officially underway for the start of the Cherry Street infrastructure improvement project in Panama City.

As one western Florida community celebrates the success of a program to restore what Hurricane Michael took from it, others brace for a storm projected to be among the most damaging to ever strike the state.

Number Fifteen and Tempo Hotel by Hilton recently received more than $9.1 million in private loan funds through the city’s EPAD program. The money is used to improve energy efficiency.

ROGERS -- Banners are up, curb ramps are down and Rogers city staff say theyre ready for the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G this week, according to city officials.

More electric buses will be on the streets of Louisville after TARC is awarded a federal grant.