by Gabe Bullard Of the eight Democrats running for mayor of Louisville, three of them either hold or have previously run for public office. They are: Metro Councilmen David Tandy and Jim King and businessman and former U.S. Senate candidate Greg Fischer. In the first of two reports on the Democratic mayoral primary, WFPL’s Gabe… Continue reading Next Louisville: The Democratic Mayoral Primary, Part One
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Fischer And Heiner Pull Ahead In Latest Poll
Democrat Greg Fischer and Republican Hal Heiner have pulled ahead in their respective primaries in the Louisville mayor’s race, according to a new poll.
Tandy Kicks Off Campaign
Louisville Metro Councilman David Tandy has officially launched his campaign for mayor.
Council Members Balance Campaigns, Legislation
Three members of the Louisville Metro Council—Democrats David Tandy and Jim King and Republican Hal Heiner—are seeking their party’s nomination in next year’s race for mayor.
Clothing Pickup For Flood Victims Set
The Salvation Army and Louisville Metro Government will distribute clothing to victims of the August 4th flood next week.
Thieneman Enters Mayor's Race
Louisville developer Chris Thieneman has become the first Republican to announce his candidacy in the mayor’s race.
Democrats Prepare For Mayoral Bids
Even though only one candidate has started campaigning, the fight for the Democratic nomination could be a 3-, 4- or 5-way race.
Tandy Still Considering Mayoral Bid
Louisville Metro Council President David Tandy says he’s still considering a bid for Metro Mayor.
Officials To Ask Cordish For Answers In Baltimore
Louisville Metro Council President David Tandy officials will accompany Louisville’s internal auditor and economic development director on a trip to the Cordish Company’s headquarters in the coming weeks.
City Continues Fight Against Food Deserts
Another farmers market has opened in urban Louisville.