Branden Klayko
Monday's Board of Zoning Adjustments meeting concerning JB Swift's late-in-the-game approval for their mostly built facility expansion has been extended to August 31 at 8:30am. In a normal meeting like Monday's, each side is allotted 15 minutes for testimony,...
A new University of Louisville research building on the corner of Hancock Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard is welcoming its first tenants. Formally known as the Clinical & Translational Research Building (CTRB), the $143 million structure has been designed...
The Bycks Lofts mixed-use conversion on Fourth Street at Guthrie Green will soon be fully occupied. The 16-unit building's penthouse has found a buyer and the remaining units have been filled with lease-to-own arrangements. (Read more about the project's...
A while ago, we found a construction site on New Albany's Main Street that appeared to be a pub or restaurant, but we could find no details. We may now have the answer. NA Confidential ran a post a...
Sullivan University announced last Monday that it has formally changed the name of the Louisville Technical Institute to the Sullivan College of Technology & Design. To celebrate the change, officials broke ground on a new 12,000 square foot building...
For better or for worse, we're the Possibility City. But has a new campaign emerging in England via a student competition risen to challenge the supremacy of our possibility title? It's possible.
Students Alex Katz, Borja Diego, and Javier Iniguez...
Monday morning, JB Swift will appear before the Metro Louisville Board of Zoning Adjustments (BOZA) to beg forgiveness for illegally starting construction on an expansion to their plant in Butchertown. Swift needs a modified Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to...
Here are a few of the latest updates submitted by our ever-vigilant network of tipsters. See something interesting out there around town? Tell us at tips@brokensidewalk.com.
Proof Gelato cart making the rounds Downtown. Proof on Main will be taking...
A little while back, a tipster wrote in to point out a new iPhone app created just for Louisville transportation. Kyle Melwing has created his app, TRIMARC for iPhone and you can add it to your phone by going to...