Branden Klayko
After a couple of extensions, the official public comment period for the draft Move Louisville plan ends on Tuesday, July 5. Move Louisville will help guide transportation policy and the projects that will change the face of our city...
There's another large building slated for the eastern edge of Downtown Louisville. Last Friday, the University of Louisville Foundation's real estate arm and NTS Development Company submitted their development plan for the next project at the J.D. Nichols Campus for Innovation...
It is like night and day once you cross over Ninth Street – you can see the difference in wealth, you can see the difference in investment than in other parts of the city, and you know that it...
The rumors on this one have been swirling for about a month now, and we've received plenty of tips. Head over to East Market Street, and you'll see what's become somewhat of a common occurrence around Louisville in recent...
CycLOUvia is no longer the new kid on the block, with several successful Open Streets events already held on Frankfort Avenue and Bardstown Road and another great event on Broadway. Open Streets is the international initiative that shuts city...
Plans have been filed with Metro Louisville for a six-story, 128-room Cambria Hotel proposed for the former Connection nightclub on the corner of Market Street and Floyd Street in Downtown. The $22 million project would rise 85 feet from the...
On Saturday, June 11, the Central Kentucky Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA-CKC) will host its annual Home Tour and this year, we're excited to be presenting media sponsors. The AIA-CKC Home Tour includes eight houses across Louisville, from...
Third Street south of the Watterson Expressway, from Southern Heights Avenue to its terminus at Kenwood Drive, is about to undergo a road diet. The four-lane street will be converted to three lanes—one lane in each direction with a...
A 2.2-mile stretch of new bike lanes are under construction along 12th Street, 13th Street, and Kentucky Street. Work began on June 6, according to the city, and it's progressing fast, as these photos from Bike Louisville show.
As we...