Roberto Roldan is a City Politics and Government Reporter at Louisville Public Media. His coverage encompasses a variety of topics including public policy, elections, and urban development, with a strong focus on holding the Louisville Metro Government accountable and addressing community initiatives. Roldan's work has been featured in WFPL-TV, WKYU 88.9 FM Public Radio, NPR, and other notable outlets.
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A final vote on Louisville's proposed data center moratorium is expected next week.
By: Roberto Roldan
Louisville businesses must hire on-site security if they are deemed nuisances and open until the early morning, under a new rule passed by the Metro Council.
By: Roberto Roldan
The group Effective Law Enforcement for All was hired to evaluate the city’s voluntary police reform effort.
By: Roberto Roldan
The real estate investment firm Dermody Properties is looking to turn its warehouse on Kramers Lane into a data center.
By: Roberto Roldan
After a lengthy legal challenge to a 2023 ethics decision, Louisville officials say they are ready to enforce a fine against Council Member Anthony Piagent
By: Roberto Roldan
Kentucky state lawmakers say correcting voter assignment errors will be a focus during the next session in early 2027.
By: Roberto Roldan
The board that vets Louisville’s zoning rules asked city planners to make changes to their proposed data center regulations rather than approve the current draft.
By: Roberto Roldan
Hundreds of residents paying taxes to and living in neighboring counties were recently told they’re actually Louisville Metro voters.
By: Roberto Roldan
The decision by a Jefferson County jury clears the way for LDG to build the long-stalled affordable housing development in Prospect.
By: Roberto Roldan
The new separation requirements for liquor stores are similar to Louisville’s regulations on smoke shops.
