Greenberg said it was “pediatric case” that was seemingly contracted after the individual traveled to place where there is a known measles outbreak.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that the Reimagine 9th Street project has broken ground.

Louisville officials said Tuesday that a second case of the measles was recently diagnosed in Jefferson County.

Mayor Craig Greenberg said the second patient was exposed to the first patient but both have been quarantining "for a significant period of time." ...

The statement follows the U.S. Department of Justice's recommendation that Brett Hankison receive a one-day sentence.

Louisville Metro EMS just marked 100 days of having access to blood before a patient gets to the hospital. Earlier this ...

The West Louisville Dream Team Inc. detailed its proposal on Wednesday, calling it a new vision for the embattled property ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A new offer is in to purchase the Nia Center, a hub for small businesses in west Louisville. Local ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Tuesday that the city will reinstate a policy attaching a 48-hour detainer to ...

Nearly 100 years after the Bourgard College of Music and Art opened to serve aspiring young African American artists in ...

Mayor Greenberg reacted Friday to controversial comments made by Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey about a murder ...

About 45 cars took part in the annual parade to Fourth Street Live on Wednesday morning, delighting car enthusiasts of all ages.