Branden Klayko
Remember last November when Bill Weyland of City Properties Group told Broken Sidewalk that Hancock Street is a dead zone disconnecting the activity of Nulu's East Market Street with blocks of new development to the south? It appears that...
Only a few hours into 2016, Louisville already had its first pedestrian struck by a motorist in the new year. The collision took place on Dixie Highway between Alanadale Drive and Valley Station Road just before 3:00a.m. on Friday, January...
The first meeting of the year for the Downtown Development Review Overlay (DDRO) committee takes place this Wednesday, January 6 (details below). There's only one item on the agenda: the demolition of a non-historic auto-shop on First Street to make...
Here’s a highway success story, as told by the folks who build highways.
Several years ago, the Katy Freeway in Houston was a major traffic bottleneck. It was so bad that in 2004 the American Highway Users Alliance (AHUA) called...
Now you see if, now you don't. Thanks to a tipster for sending in these photos of the now-leveled old Water Company Building at the Omni Hotel & Residences site. Metro Louisville was under a deadline to deliver a...
For the third time in a year, a pedestrian was killed by a motorist along Fegenbush Lane near Bardstown Road. The latest crash took place Thursday evening around 8:00p.m. when an unidentified man was crossing the four-lane road.
The man...
(Editor's Note: Another year, and Louisville still isn't competing with cities serious about bike infrastructure. While the city did build a few miles of new bike lanes this year, Louisville still has no protected bike lanes like the ones...
You've got to walk down Main Street in New Albany a little ways out of Downtown to find the old M. Fine & Sons Building on the corner of Main and 14th streets. The stout two-story brick building operated as...
Louisville's Ninth Street Divide just got a little bit wider, and Downtown Louisville a little less walkable.
During a street repaving project, two small pieces of sidewalk in the median of Ninth Street (aka Roy Wilkins Boulevard) at Magazine Street...