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Louisville Metro Council voted Thursday to send an ordinance approving a subsidized project on the former Urban Government Center site back to a council committee. It comes as a group of residents threaten legal action over the planned development.
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Tourism in Louisville-Jefferson County brought in around $4.2 billion in economic impact last year, according to state officials.
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A new tourism and marketing strategy for Kentucky's most famous spirit was unveiled this week in Louisville. The Kentucky Bourbon Trail has a new logo and a new digital marketing campaign to help tourists plan bourbon trips to the state.
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Louisville’s upcoming budget includes $1.5 million to fund a public-private partnership to steer the city’s economic direction. It’s led to concerns about the influence for-profit businesses could have under the plan.
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Vibrating uranium with lasers could be the key to recycling depleted uranium stores across the country into fuel for nuclear power plants and enrichment facilities – and Paducah could be the home of the first commercial facility to employ the technology in the world.
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Jefferson County Public Sschools will build Dr. J. Blaine Hudson Middle School’s permanent location at a vacant site in west Louisville after a donation from Molina Healthcare.
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Government-led transportation projects, ranging from widening roads to adding bike lanes, are in the works across Jefferson County. City officials are looking to support them with a new Department of Transportation.
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Dozens of the best players in professional men's golf are competing in Louisville this week. The PGA Championship has returned to Valhalla Golf Club for the first time in a decade, and local officials want to make it a boon for the city.
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City planners have spent more than a year working on new development guidelines around the Floyds Fork waterway. Louisville Metro Council members could soon vote on those changes.
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The Jefferson County PVA is revaluing thousands of residential and commercial properties. Owners who disagree can appeal to the office starting Friday.
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A Louisville developer wants to create housing and office space on land where former government buildings waste away. City lawmakers will decide whether to allow the group to recoup millions of potential tax dollars.
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The Kentucky Education and Labor Cabinet released its March 2024 unemployment report.