MSD has launched the third phase of the successful Project DRI, bringing total investment to more than $166 million in nearly 1,000 neighborhood improvements to prevent flooding.

The Louisville Metro Police Department has a new tool to fight crime. The department can now receive anonymous text messages that may assist in solving crimes.

Several upcoming meetings will discuss proposed developments in the District 11 area:

By law, television stations nationwide must end their analog broadcast and begin broadcasting exclusively in a digital format after February 17, 2009. Digital television, or DTV, is an innovative technology that delivers crystal clear pictures and sound, more channels and even free over-the-air high-definition television (HDTV) to consumers with HD television sets.

The Metro Council will be reviewing the Metro Parks Budget between June 4 and June 25. The Metro Council will also host two hearings in which the public is invited to participate by signing up to speak for up to 3 minutes. The two hearings will be held on Wednesday, June 4 and Wednesday, June 18. Speakers for each hearing are encouraged to contact the office of the Metro Council Clerk at 574-1230 and may request to be added as a speaker.