Louisville-based LDG Development is responsible for most of the new apartments, with about 1,200 units under construction and another 1,400 awaiting permits or to break ground.

Your eyes aren't deceiving you. New big apartment complexes are popping up all over Louisville. As of mid-July, at least 13 properties with nearly 3,000 units are under construction citywide ...

Louisville's Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods (OSHN) is one of five departments that James oversees. He said the office is working to prevent violence, but more funding is needed.

L ook at Louisville’s redlining map that dates to 1937. The chunks of red, yellow, blue and green are randomly configured and don’t follow neighborhood boundaries or census tracts. But green and blue, ...

Louisville, Ky., has garnered much praise for an award-winning data map that visualizes the modern day effects of redlining — a practice that dates back to the 1930s, and involves racial and ...

Project Watch is an online mapping tool Louisville Business First launched several years ago. The map tracks commercial real estate projects in the Louisville area of $3 million or more that have ...

The University of Louisville and Simmons College of Kentucky are embarking on a new project to answer that question and discover how changing a place can improve the health of its residents.

The map, “Redlining Louisville: The History of Race, Class, and Real Estate,” has been selected as the first winner of Harvard’s new Map of the Month contest, which recognizes best-in-class ...

City leaders and community partners unveiled new details about a program on Monday with the goal of righting the historic wrong of redlining in Louisville.The REVERT initiative, or Restoring Each ...

Louisville's race-conscious policy is the target of a legal challenge by a white parent who contends that the policy violated her son’s U.S. constitutional right to equal protection of the law ...