Louisville

One of the great development mysteries in Louisville is how Bardstown Road through the Highlands hasn't developed with larger mixed-use buildings and hotels along Louisville's...

Louisville is having a biking moment, and that's thanks in part to the hard work of Chris Glasser, the president of the nonprofit advocacy...

During the 2010 census, Louisville was ranked as the 28th most populous city in the United States. That's not surprising, considering locals get unrestricted access...

One of the most exciting stories in Louisville today is set to take shape on Jefferson Street—a combination coffee roastery and craft bourbon distillery. But...

"The meeting was incredible," Brent Bucknam said, describing the hours-long discussion of the Downtown Development Review Overlay (DDRO) committee on Wednesday. Bucknam is an ecologist...

I have to admit that I have always been drawn to the 800 Building. That towering blue mess on the corner of Fourth Street and York Street...

Theater Square, a grouping of three buildings around a courtyard on Fourth Street, is beginning its disappearing act with the dismantling of Barney Bright's whimsical, 40-foot-tall Louisville Clock at...

Louisville entrepreneur Gill Holland has taken issue with the planned Omni Hotel & Residences slated for the former Water Company Block in Downtown Louisville....

An enormous fortress on Chestnut Street between Sixth Street and Seventh Street has hit the market in Downtown Louisville. AT&T has listed the 200,000-square-foot office...