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On Fourth Street, by Louisville Public Media’s office, Michael Lamont Higgins got out his sax for a jam session on the sidewalk.

The supermarket is also a place where neighbors catch up and keep up with the news.

For our latest installment of Curious Louisville, we got a question about downtown development.

The site is at a key point on the map, at the eastern edge of a downtown where the housing stock is quickly increasing, and surrounded by a food desert.

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Louisville public transportation officials expect the number of zero-emission buses operating downtown to increase 50 percent in the next 15 months.A $3.3…

Waterfront Development Corporation's leader says big events like Forecastle Festival do more than just bring thousands of people to Waterfront Park in…

Louisville's new fleet of electric buses are lighter, quieter and cleaner than the old, carbon monoxide-emitting trolleys residents have grown accustomed…

The group behind a project to build a botanical garden on Louisville’s waterfront will unveil its master plan tonight. The non-profit Botanica has been...

The students from the Yale School of Architecture who visited Louisville in February have unveiled their designs for a distillery downtown.The students…