Lee, Bowman issue statement ahead of Washington Street rezoning vote

Sheri Lee with the Hero Foundation and April Bowman with Wabuck Development have issued a statement ahead of tonight’s Glasgow City Council meeting. They addressed the council’s plan to rezone nearly three acres along West Washington Street where the foundation has proposed to build low-income housing for senior citizens. Some residents who own property on the street have opposed the development, known has Highland Heights.

West Washington street rezoning returns to Glasgow council agenda

Glasgow City Council is scheduled to take up a second reading of a rezoning proposal for approximately 2.94 acres at 318 West Washington St. on Monday, according to the meeting agenda. The proposed ordinance would change the property’s zoning to a medium-density multifamily residential district. The property is currently...

Discover The Kentucky Town So Affordable You Can Actually Thrive On Social Security Checks Alone

Somewhere in the heart of Kentucky, there’s a small city quietly doing everything right, and most people have no idea it exists. Danville, Kentucky is that town, and once you hear what it’s offering, you might start wondering why you haven’t already packed your bags. Time to...

A West End advocate discusses the strengths and challenges of her community

Martina Kunnecke shares her views on the resilience of Louisville’s West End and what can help it thrive.

Board approves four short-term rentals

DANVILLE, Ky. — The Danville-Boyle County Board of Adjustments approved four conditional use permits for short-term rentals during its Oct. 20 meeting, including plans to use the historic Crawford House […]

Louisville Urban League Eyes Old Roosevelt-Perry School For $2.5M Housing Project

A vacant elementary school building in Louisville's Russell neighborhood could soon get a second life as housing, under a $2.5 million proposal from the Louisville Urban League to buy the former Roosevelt-Perry Elementary School property from Jefferson County Public Schools. After classes stopped there, Grace James Academy temporarily moved into the building; it was vacant for the 2026-2027 school year. The nonprofit says it envisions a mixed-use development including residential units on the land.

Daltile celebrating Trade Pro Week with Kentucky Derby giveaway

Daltile stores nationwide offering big tile savings, exclusive vendor discounts, deals on tools, giveaways, and more. Daltile is currently honoring contractors and tile installers during the annual Daltile Trade Pro Appreciation Week, running October 19–23. This week applauds the hard work of trade professionals and highlights Daltile’s ProContractor Program, a comprehensive system that provides contractors and tile installers nationwide with key services to help them succeed.

Northern Kentucky counties among state’s least at risk for foreclosures

A recently published study from NestCash, a private real estate and investment group, has found that Kenton County has the lowest risk of foreclosures out of 42 counties in Kentucky. While not as low as Kenton County, Boone and Campbell Counties also have lower foreclosure risks than other counties in...

Gilbane Development and Western Kentucky University Break Ground on The Southern Gateway

Gilbane Development announced it has broken ground on The Southern Gateway, the first phase of “Elevate WKU,” a transformative $350 million public-private partnership (P3) with Western Kentucky University (WKU) to reimagine its on-campus housing. The multi-year initiative will deliver a modern, student-centered residential experience focused on exceptional outcomes for Hilltopper students.

Beshear Says All WKY Tornado Recovery Apartments Are Under Construction

Governor Andy Beshear says construction is underway on all 953 affordable rental units in Kentucky’s largest housing development initiative, and five of the 11 apartment developments are already accepting tenants. During his Thursday Team Kentucky update, Beshear said the $220 million initiative announced in June 2024 continues to make...

Best Real Estate Agent in Prospect, KY: Jason Farabee

With nearly three decades of experience and dual broker licenses, Managing Partner Jason Farabee delivers proven results across Kentucky and Indiana. PROSPECT, KY / ACCESS Newswire / October 19, 2026 / With 29 years of experience and dual broker licenses in Kentucky and Indiana, Managing Partner Jason Farabee has built a reputation as the best real estate agent in Prospect, KY. Leading The Agency Louisville, he helps buyers, sellers, and investors work through the local market with clear, methodical guidance and strong negotiation tailored to each client’s goals.

The Most Underrated Retirement Town In Kentucky Is Incredibly Affordable

Most people spend decades dreaming about retirement, and then blow the whole budget on a place with a beach and a homeowners association that sends passive-aggressive letters about lawn height. Paducah, Kentucky has a better idea. Tucked into the far western corner of the state, right where the Ohio and...

New Warren County location to pay property tax

Louisville Urban League eyes former west end school for $2.5 million housing project

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A vacant school building in Louisville’s west end could soon have a new purpose. Louisville Urban League wants to buy the former Roosevelt-Perry Elementary School property from Jefferson County Public Schools for $2.5 million. “It’s a full square block of space that can be utilized...

Property transfers for Oct. 14

From Adam and Kristen Wilson, of Hustonville, to Nancy Fuller, of Parks, Arizona, for $570,000, a tract of land located at 423 Loop Road, totaling 41.872 acres. From Brad and Melissa Vaughn, of Liberty, to Rance and Kelly Baird, of Middleburg, and Cody Burkhart, of Corbin, for $175,000, a tract of land totaling 0.590 acres.

Fortec Acquires Three KinderCare Properties in Louisville

Miami-based real estate firm Fortec has led the acquisition of three preschool properties in Louisville, Kentucky. The transaction involves 31,326 square feet of purpose-built early education space on approximately 4.5 acres. Fortec acquired and owns two of the properties, while a Fortec investment partner owns the third. Financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.

Historic Tax Credit supports $88.2 million in Kentucky rehabilitation investment

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Historic Tax Credit supported $88.2 million in rehabilitation investment and 1,687 jobs in Kentucky during fiscal year 2025, according to new state-specific findings released by the National Park Service. The program also contributed $61 million to Kentucky’s gross domestic product and generated $29.9 million...

Renters in Kentucky aren't moving. Here's what the data shows.

TurboTenant reports on renter mobility in Kentucky.