Investigations

The proposal to build a $65 million project at Joe Creason Park met backlash from the start.

Public records experts say Louisville Metro Government incorrectly responded to recent requests for documents on a proposed tennis complex at Joe Creason Park.

Louisville Metro Government is facing a $14 million deficit.

In a developer-hosted meeting, a group of residents showed up to oppose tennis, pickleball facility.

The Jefferson County Board of Education and a search committee settled on two finalists to lead the state’s largest district.

Public records show the developer of a proposed tennis center at Joe Creason Park envisioned supporting Bellarmine University’s tennis program with the project.

Mayor Craig Greenberg is putting his Derby guests up at the 21c. Lawmakers want more details to determine if officials followed purchasing rules for the bookings.

Facing the potential loss of federal funding, 169 Kentucky school districts signed a letter promising not to use “illegal DEI practices.”

President Donald Trump offered to cut coal plants a break on a significant air pollution rule.

The Louisville sewer agency gave an update on the progress it’s making on efforts to reduce its contribution to the city’s notorious “stink.”

Internal communications obtained by The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting show U of L’s board threatened to terminate former university president Kim Schatzel.

The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting checked out several local protests over the past few weeks. Here’s what people had to say.