Louisville Metro Police would get $254 million under Mayor Craig Greenberg's proposed budget, a 6% increase from the current year.

Mayor Craig Greenberg refused to even mention Ed Harness' name during a press conference to announce that the city's consent decree is dead.

The US Department of Justice dropped its consent decree against the Louisville Metro Police Department, but police reform ...

The consent decree negotiated between Louisville and U.S. DOJ will be dismissed, leaving questions about the future of LMPD ...

While Louisville Councilman Anthony Piagentini criticized and threatened the “community that rejects development,” Mayor ...

As word arrived Wednesday morning that the Justice Department was moving to dismiss the LMPD consent decree, Mayor Craig Greenberg was on the phone, trying to reach Breonna Taylor’s mother.

Following Mayor Craig Greenberg’s annual budget proposal last month, Louisville Metro Government is hosting a community ...

Louisville’s mayor and police chief sought to alleviate community concerns Wednesday following the Trump administration’s ...

Mayor Greenberg has issued a request for proposals for a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the renovation.

Louisville's new voluntary consent decree will guide policy and practice reforms for the city's police department.

Mayor Greenberg's Announcement About Consent DecreeMayor Craig Greenberg's update on the latest developments regarding the consent decree.Posted by Louisville MetroTV on Wednesday, May 21, 2025 ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The Louisville Metro Police Department is asking for $246 million in the upcoming city budget, up about $25 million from last year’s $221 million. The main reason for the ...