The Russell neighborhood school, named for a pioneering Black doctor, was vacant for the 2026-2027 school year.

The 646-unit East End complex traded hands again, fetching over $201,000 per unit as suburban rentals stay in high demand.

Last Mile Investments is repainting, relighting and adding a pylon sign at the Hurstbourne Parkway center it just bought.

A Louisville investor group now controls Barn8 and a quarter of the storied Goshen thoroughbred farm, with Wilson and Brown keeping the horses.

The Colonel's corporate parent is bringing 500-plus workers—and a giant sign—to downtown's second-tallest tower.

Portland Elementary swapped a nonworking fountain and rocks for stone paths, turf and a basketball court after a two-year project.

Glenview households average $702,592 a year, and the tiny Ohio River suburb now trails only Florida's Fisher Island nationally.

The Menlo Avenue home overlooks Cincinnati Country Club's golf course and comes with seven years left on a rare tax break.

Mayor Mike Moore says the city could take ownership of the 80-acre riverfront site as a November funding deadline nears.

A new science building, parking garage and green space transform JCTC's downtown Louisville campus.

The 1:70 scale model in 500W’s lobby stretches from 13th Street to the Ohio River — and gets reprinted as new towers go up.

The Blending House in Shelby County just landed a $45 million permanent loan — and it's already more than 95 percent leased.

A once-blocked plan for 233 affordable homes on the old Rhodia chemical site can finally move forward after decades of delay.