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One Park — a mix of apartments, offices, stores, restaurants and a hotel in various buildings up to 18 stories tall — has been in the works since 2016, including
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg's office announced Wednesday the city is looking to transform several city-owned downtown properties into mixed-use developments.
For the first time, aspiring food truck owners will be able to get their permits all at once — and downtown Louisvillians will benefit, too.
Yorktown Apartments residents gathered at the Metro Development Center on Wednesday to voice their concerns - and fight to keep their homes.
Louisville Metro Recognized for Energy Efficiency Efforts in Government Facilities