Greenberg said it was “pediatric case” that was seemingly contracted after the individual traveled to place where there is a known measles outbreak.

Louisville officials said Tuesday that a second case of the measles was recently diagnosed in Jefferson County.

Mayor Craig Greenberg said the second patient was exposed to the first patient but both have been quarantining "for a significant period of time." ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced in a news release Monday that open enrollment began July 28 for the city's ...

A second case of measles has been confirmed in Louisville. Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the case on Tuesday during his ...

Louisville Metro EMS just marked 100 days of having access to blood before a patient gets to the hospital. Earlier this ...

The two-way street conversions are expected to be complete sometime in the summer of 2026, city officials stated in a news ...

Nearly 100 years after the Bourgard College of Music and Art opened to serve aspiring young African American artists in ...

Mayor Greenberg reacted Friday to controversial comments made by Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey about a murder ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg gave his annual budget address on Thursday, April 24 at City Hall and announced his $1.2 billion budget proposal.

Craig Greenberg. Courtesy of Craig Greenberg Even before Monday’s attack, Greenberg stood out as a candidate to succeed term-limited Mayor Greg Fischer. Like Fischer, Greenberg is a Democrat.

The first year hasn’t been easy for lawyer/businessman-turned-mayor Craig Greenberg as he has struggled to make the transition from a world where secrecy is prized and protected to one in which ...