Bailey Loosemore

Axmarany Paniagua wants something more for her kids. She wants them to grow up in a peaceful community, where strangers still stop to help when they see someone in trouble.

Louisville Courier Journal The Back Door has closed for the final time.

Louisville Courier Journal It's just before 9 a.m. on a Friday and people are slowly trickling into Gospel Missionary Church

Louisville Courier Journal Residents in an East End subdivision are teeing up for a fight over plans to build apartments on part of the community's golf course.

Jean-David Nsilulu Jr. didn't know anything about buying a house when his parents first sought his help meeting a builder.

Courier Journal reporters and editors will work from five Louisville-area communities starting in June.

It's not a secret that Louisville and Kentucky as a whole are home to several restaurant chains, including some that have even managed to go national.

Leaders in the Bluegrass state had comments and questions during Tuesday night's debate.

Louisville Courier Journal The debate over a constitutional amendment that has the power to reshape Kentucky's education landscape is heating up , with just days left before the 2024 general election.

Mayor Craig Greenberg made several major commitments on the campaign trail. Tell us what grade you would give him two years after his election.