Roberto Roldan

A new Kentucky law will allow medical marijuana dispensaries to open in Louisville next year, but city officials are still working on local regulations.

Louisville sewer officials say they will spend hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years in an effort to minimize odors that impact residents' quality of life.

Louisville police say they'll no longer answer questions in-person after the release of body camera footage related to police shootings.

The Louisville Metro Police Department is citing and arresting people experiencing homelessness under a new unlawful camping law. Advocates say it won’t help the housing crisis.

Louisville Metro Police identified the officer who shot a man at a Fairdale Walmart earlier this week. They also detailed charges and other information about the man.

Louisville Metro Council approved redevelopment plans and incentives for the Urban Government Center on Thursday, eight years after city agencies abandoned the property near downtown.

Louisville Republicans are zeroing in on neighborhoods in the South End ahead of the Metro Council elections in November.

Republican Scott Reed, a Republican representing District 16 on Louisville Metro Council, is facing one of his most serious electoral challenges ever.

Louisville Republicans bet big on flipping Metro Council seats in the South End. It worked.

A factory explosion in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood Tuesday afternoon injured multiple people and damaged homes and businesses.