Old Louisville

This year, Broken Sidewalk asked each Metro Council candidate to respond to a survey of questions related to the topics we cover here on...

We recently took a deep dive into the issue of Oak Street in Old Louisville and what it will take to revive that commercial...

The first day of Spring isn't until Sunday, March 20, but Louisville is already beginning to see the first washes of color lining its...

How has your neighborhood changed over the past 20 years? Has it become more prosperous? Is it undergoing a development boom? Is it still...

The Speed Art Museum officially reopens on Saturday, March 12. And we couldn't be more excited. Ever since the project was announced in 2008 and...

Until now, Louisville's Urban Bike Network (UBN) meant more on paper than on pavement—but that's changing fast. "The bike lanes in town didn't make up...

  Louisville’s most picturesque residential street is unquestionably St. James Court. Set within the elegant Victorian Old Louisville neighborhood, St. James Court is an aesthetic...

2015 was a big year here at Broken Sidewalk. Our biggest yet, in fact, since we started way back in 2008. As we trudge...

Bike lanes are nothing new in Louisville. We've been building them for years. But the city is beginning to get wise to newer innovations...