Hillcrest Avenue opens its doors Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. with no attendance limit this year, but strict rules still apply.

The Lyndon Lane shelter closed its doors in July, with proceeds fueling a 54,000-square-foot replacement near Preston Highway.

The Office for Immigrant Affairs planned a festival featuring music, dance, food and more at Preston Plaza to celebrate Hispanic culture.

Crews just loaded book stacks onto the Main Library's long-shuttered third floor, Mayor Craig Greenberg says, inching the downtown branch closer to reopening.

The county will hire up to 12 new staffers after the no-kill rescue's contract ends December 31, following a similar split in Spencer County.

A forgotten concrete corner on West Jefferson Street now has a three-wall mural, new seating and trees.

Sugar Ray's grand opening is set for Sunday with free food and giveaways at the corner of 26th and Broadway.

Harbor House's signature fundraiser is leaving the Kentucky Derby Festival calendar, giving supporters more time to adopt ducks ahead of race day.

Downtown Bowling Green swells from three blocks to seven, with named pumpkins dropping from a 100-foot ladder truck.

The city's first low-barrier shelter near Fountain Square is planned to welcome pets and families alike.

The Brook Street day center closes Nov. 2, but overnight shelter and White Flag protections stay in place.

BAYA's first Day of the Girl Festival drew 300 people and 16 teen entrepreneurs to Parkland. One mom says the group saved her daughter.

Carpet, paint and planter beds now fill the old Beechmont Woman's Club, soon to reopen as a gathering spot for South Louisville families.