While Louisville Councilman Anthony Piagentini criticized and threatened the “community that rejects development,” Mayor ...

We don't have money like Joe Creason Park pickleball protesters. No, we don’t have the money or resources like the Joe Creason pickleball rejection, but we are a neighborhood that needs to ...

A $65-million proposal would drastically change the Louisville Tennis Center in Joe Creason Park. Here's what we know about the development so far.

What do a runway, a data center and pickleball courts have in common? In KY, the answer is secrecy and a troubling disregard ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says the plan to build a controversial tennis and pickleball complex at Joe Creason Park will not move forward.He made the announcement Friday following a large ...

Greenberg previously supported the redevelopment at Joe Creason Park, citing the long history of tennis there. “One big focus area is attracting youth tennis players and their families from ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Hundreds of people poured into a Louisville community center Tuesday night to learn about a $65 million tennis and pickleball complex planned for Joe Creason Park ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A group of neighbors and community advocates are rallying against a proposed sports complex at Joe Creason Park. The 25-acre development project, that includes a tennis and ...

"Joe Creason Park and the Louisville Tennis Center are an historic tennis center. Some of the greatest players who have ever played, played professional tennis at that park," USTA Kentucky ...

Joe Creason Park is not just open green space — it’s a rare central urban oasis that serves as a sanctuary for walkers, families, nature lovers and everyday residents seeking respite.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Mayor Craig Greenberg pulled his support for a $65 million sports complex at Joe Creason Park on Friday, saying "it is clear" the community doesn't back it.