THE SALVADOR SAGA: For more than a week, the saga of Kilmar Abrego Garcia has held Washington’s rapt attention. And last ...

NOW THE HISTORIC FLOODING LEFT BEHIND TRASH, DEBRIS AND A WHOLE LOT OF MUD. MAYOR GREENBERG IS CONFIDENT THAT THE CITY WILL BE BACK TO NORMAL SOON, IN TIME FOR DERBY. YOU CAN SEE FROM THIS LIVE ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Mayor Craig Greenberg announced a 5-year plan to reduce violence. The goal is to reduce violent crime in the city by 15-percent each year. The new plan is called “Safe ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) -Tuesday morning, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg was joined by Senator Mitch McConnell, as the leaders gave an update on where the city stands on cleanup efforts following ...

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville's mayor reported cleanup around Louisville due to the Ohio River flooding in April is almost finished. The Ohio River crested at nearly 37 feet on April 9, and ...

ALEXIS. YEAH, VICKI. RICK. THE SAFE LOUISVILLE PLAN WAS ROLLED OUT TODAY BY MAYOR CRAIG GREENBERG, FURTHER BREAKING DOWN HOW THE CITY PLANS TO TACKLE VIOLENCE. BUT WHAT WAS. UNEXPECTED DURING THAT ...

Louisville has a new goal of reducing violent crime by 15% every year. Mayor Craig Greenberg hopes the city can achieve this through his new comprehensive strategy, dubbed the Safe Louisville Plan.

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"To prevent violent crime from happening in the first place, and to protect public safety," Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said. "We have all city departments, so many community organizations ...