University Hospitals to invest $3 million for affordable housing in Hough
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- University Hospitals intends to invest $3 million into the development of mixed-income housing in ...
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Sheehan Landing to provide housing, on-site care for unhoused Louisvillians with disabilities
A homeless outreach nonprofit in Louisville is close to opening a new type of facility. The St. John Center’s permanent supportive housing complex will offer places to live and get help all in one ...
Community Foundation of Louisville announces $3 million in new investments
Anne McKune, CFL Vice President of Advancement, said fundholders and other community investors have contributed nearly $9 ...
Americana Community Center facing 'financial crisis' in wake of federal policy changes
The Americana World Community Center, which has served immigrants and refugees for 30 years, needs donations to stay open.
Community center for immigrants at risk of closing following Trump policy changes
The Americana World Community Center, which has served immigrants and refugees for 30 years, needs donations to stay open.
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Evans wins award for budget presentation
The City of Evans has taken home top honors for a Distinguished Budget Presentation for the seventh year from the Finance Officers Association.
What's new for 2025 in Louisville? New library, fire station and leaders
The Canton Repository asked leaders in Louisville to share what they have planned in 2025 for their community. Here are five ...
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Ex-Biden official named CU’s first vice chancellor for sustainability
Andrew Mayock has been hired as the University of Colorado Boulder’s first vice chancellor for sustainability.
Parking lot considered for possible affordable housing development also drawing some opposition due to potential loss of parking spots
A parking is being eyed by the City of Eau Claire for affordable housing development, however there is some opposition to the ...
LOUMED, the massive 22-city block district in downtown, is getting an update. What to know
LOUMED, a 22-city block medical and education district coming to downtown Louisville, is making progress. Here's what to know ...
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Starlynn Stinson: “I just want to be an example for other people that you can come into a new community, and, you know, be a part of it.”
Starlynn Stinson grew up in St. Louis County, but now considers herself a St. Louisian after moving to [Ron do you know what neighborhood she’s from?] and interacting more with her new community.