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The Louisville Orchestra celebrated Independence Day with a live concert and fireworks display at Waterfront Park on Tuesday night.

Glow Worm Play Café has an indoor play area for kids and coffee shop for adults.

Long-vacant brownfields can bring down property values and pose a health risk to neighbors. Redevelopment can change the narrative

The chain is on track to add four more stores to its rapidly growing list.

The vacant building was previously slated to become a hotel and jazz bar.

Hectare's, a Louisville based company, that sells delta-9 is bringing the cannabis beverage trend to bars and restaurants locally.

Levels of more than 30 chemicals make the Rhodia site unfit for residential use. After decades of dormancy, the brownfield is promised a new life.

After more than two months of negotiations, UPS and Teamsters, were unable to reach a consensus on a new four-year labor contract.

The city of Jeffersonville, Indiana, celebrates the Fourth of July with the Freedom Parade on Spring Street.

The queer community is historically marginalized, and drag shows have been among recent events targeted by state legislation, but Louisville's performers have built a thriving scene and community.