Louisville

Before Louisville’s bike share system rolls out next year, suggest station...

Last Tuesday, Metro Louisville's Bike Louisville held a public meeting to unveil details of the city's planned 300-bike-strong bike share system that could roll out as...

Louisville preparing to open a massive underground mountain biking park

When we talk about promoting "bikability" in Louisville, we usually bring up new infrastructure like bike lanes or Neighborways or bike share that make getting...

Talk transportation Thursday at the Louisville Streetcar Beer Summit

While Louisville's highway-expansion-fixed political leaders haven't made any progress on alternative transportation since the T2 initiative failed a decade ago, the general population has. It...

Long-vacant Kurfees Paint Building could become mini-storage, housing if rezoning goes...

One of Downtown Louisville's finest examples of Beaux Arts industrial architecture will be converted to mini-storage, if a rezoning currently in the works goes through....

Report: Five techniques that guide the best regional planning agencies

“Metropolitan Planning Organization” is the wonky name for an obscure but oh-so-important breed of public agency—the regional planning bodies charged with distributing federal transportation...

Louisville once had a carbon copy of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Winslow...

In about 1904, the Louisville Woman's Club moved into their new headquarters designed by famed Louisville architect Mason Maury, designer of over 700 buildings...

Louisville’s planned bike share system will allow you to chain up...

A bike share system could open in Louisville as soon as next summer, according to city officials. The program has been quietly brewing under...

As city mulls $20 million Armory redevelopment scheme, let’s think about...

Louisville's Armory—more recently called the Louisville Gardens—has been languishing for years on the corner of Sixth Street and Muhammad Ali Boulevard in Downtown Louisville....

More history has happened at the Armory than in most places...

The Early Days "Plans for the Louisville Armory actually began in 1893, when the state legislators passed a law that required every city of 1st or...