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Several apartments belonging to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in the Crescent Hill neighborhood were damaged when a fire broke out on a balcony.
At least three Louisville protesters were arrested in the Highlands late Friday evening in a tense confrontation with police officers during a march from downtown, which continued to Mayor Greg Fischer's house. A crowd of protesters began marching from Jefferson Square Park at about 7 p.m., calling for justice for Dernorver "Dee" Garrett, the 29-year-old who was punched in the face multiple times by a Louisville Metro Police officer during an arrest Sunday. The demonstrators marched from the park to Broadway, where they stood blocking traffic for about 10 minutes. "You know what's gonna hap...
Sewer line repairs to close portion of Cherokee Parkway MSD said Cherokee Parkway between Grinstead Drive and Willow Avenue will close to allow crews to work on a 60-inch brick sewer line. Author: WHAS11 Digital Content Team Published: 9:30 PM EDT April 12, 2021 Updated: 11:20 PM EDT April 12, 2021 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A main road in the Highlands is expected to be closed for a month due to sewer line work. MSD said Cherokee Parkway between Grinstead Drive and Willow Avenue will close to allow crews to work on a 60-inch brick sewer line that runs...
Updated: 12:02 AM EDT Apr 12, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Due to repairs, sections of Cherokee Parkway will be closed for the next few months, the Metro Sewer District says.MSD previously completed accelerated spot repairs on the brick sewer pipe underneath Cherokee Parkway in January. This pipe has served the area for more than 120 years and requires more work to be done for continued use.Contractors will begin work on April 12 with the section of Cherokee Parkway between the traffic circle at Cherokee Road to Willow Avenue. This section should be complete in approximately ...
Updated: 8:37 PM EST Feb 28, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Crews spent the day cleaning up the headquarters for Gilda's Club Kentuckiana.Their new facility on Grinstead Drive flooded for the third time this year.According to Bruce Paul, one of the board of directors for Gilda's Club, the heavy rain caused sewage to back up into the basement of their building.The organization helps people dealing with cancer, and many of their services are operated out of the basement."Unfortunately, the money we always get and rely on is supposed to go to supporting families, not for repairing...