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Citing dangers posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Louisville Metro Government today announced adjusted plans for the city’s annual Light Up Louisville kickoff to the holidays.
The page provides news from the last six months and directs readers to an archive for older items.
To get abandoned cars off the streets of West Louisville, Councilwoman Donna Purvis (D-5) and President David James (D-6) have announced towing of those cars is underway thanks to a new agreement in place with the private sector.
Mayor Greg Fischer proposed an ordinance providing the Office of Resilience and Community Services with an additional $10 million in the current fiscal year to help Louisville customers struggling with utility bills because of COVID-19-related financial hardship.
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Arnold Palmer & Aiken Road Closure UpdatesGet the latest project detours, timelines and schedule.
District 4 extends west to 32nd Street, east near Zorn Avenue, south to W Oak Street, and north to the Ohio River. It includes Butchertown, California, Clifton Heights, Downtown, Old Louisville, Parkland, Phoenix Hill, Portland, Russell, and Smoketown.
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