Gas leak reported near Louisville's Metro Hall. Here's what we know
Louisville Division of Fire crews are at the scene of a gas leak in the area of Fifth and Jefferson streets, near Metro Hall ...
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LIVE: Mayor Greenberg update on reported gas leak in downtown Louisville
Multiple first responders are on the scene of a suspected gas leak in downtown Louisville near 5th and Jefferson Streets.
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Louisville revives push for cheaper gas thanks to air quality improvements
The price of gas in Louisville could drop if the city is allowed to switch from reformulated gas to conventional gas.
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Mayor Greenberg pushes for cheaper gas in Louisville, citing improved air quality
Mayor Craig Greenberg said Louisville is now in a spot where the city could go back to using conventional gas because the ...
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Is Louisville a sanctuary city? What to know amid immigration crackdown
At the time, then-Mayor Greg Fischer called Louisville a "welcoming city" instead. Related:JCPS is a 'Safe Haven' district. Can ICE agents enter its schools? What does Mayor Craig Greenberg think ...
Louisville Gardens to transform into city's first film soundstage
On Thursday, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg approved a new contract allowing a new project to move forward at the ...
Mayor Greenberg announces agreement for $70M Louisville Gardens redevelopment
Mayor Craig Greenberg approved the new contract on Feb. 19. As part of the development agreement, Greenberg is allocating $10 million of state funding toward the project, with construction expected to ...
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Louisville mayor asks EPA to lift RFG requirement; What that would mean for your wallet
On Tuesday, Greenberg said he asked the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to life the requirement on reformulated gas ...
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Employers, like KFC, are leaving Louisville and taking jobs. What it means for the city
Others, like Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, remain optimistic, noting that in 2024, the city added "35 significant projects" and 4,600 new jobs, the most in a single year since 2017.
Which roads are closed in Louisville? Flooding continues with more snow on the way
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city is preparing for incoming snow and more flooding from the Ohio River.
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How Louisville officials are handling 2 weather problems at once
Louisville residents, like many others across the state, are dealing with a double dose of problematic weather: snow and ...