Deputy Mayor for the City of Louisville
Louisville, KY
Joined April 2013
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Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
The newest honored jersey, DeVante Parker's #9 👏
#GoCards
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Honoring the survivors and remembering the victims of gun violence here in Louisville.
📍Big Four Bridge
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Eaves Sports Radio is having a live remote at Wagner’s Tuesday, April 29 from 7 to 8 AM…. We will have giveaways and trivia questions for money.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Great news Louisville. Clean up crews started clearing flood debris downtown this morning. River Road near Waterfront Park will be reopened shortly.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Downtown Louisville is Back! Downtown Louisville is THE neighborhood where every local & every visitor should feel welcome, safe, energized and excited. That’s the Downtown Louisville I have been working to build and that’s the Downtown we are creating together.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Louisville beats No. 10 Clemson 76-73 to advance to the ACC Tournament final vs. Duke at 8:30 p.m. Saturday on ESPN.
UofL ends an 8-game losing streak to AP Top 10 teams, last winning 79-73 win at No. 3 Duke on Jan. 18, 2020.
Terrence Edwards led the Cards with 21 points.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Louisville improves to 27-6, winning its 8th straight conference tournament game as a 2-seed and giving Pat Kelsey his 8th straight conference tournament win.
The Cards improve to 5-0 this season as an underdog less than 8.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Most wins in first season as Louisville coach:
1. 27 - Pat Kelsey, 2025
2. 26 - Denny Crum, 1972
3. 22 - David Padgett, 2018
4. 21 - John Dromo, 1968
5. 20 - Chris Mack, 2019
6. 19 - Rick Pitino, 2002
7. 16 - Peck Hickman, 1945
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Biggest win-total increase from prior season in men's college basketball:
*20 - Iowa State, 2022 (2-22 to 22-13)
19 - Murray State, 1980 (4-22 to 23-8)
19 - Ohio State, 1999 (8-22 to 27-9)
*19 - Duke, 2022 (13-11 to 32-7)
19 - Louisville, 2025 (8-24 to 27-6)
*2022 followed a Covid-shortened season.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Louisville woman among thousands of terminated federal workers facing uncertainty: @CBattistaTV wdrb.com/news/louisville-wom…
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
Well... the final Forecast Discussion from Meteorologist in Charge John Gordon (@mammatusman). Thank you for nearly 40 years of service, including 20 years at NWS Louisville! We will all miss your dedication and passion.
mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx…
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
It’s the end of an era as we celebrate the retirement of @NWSLouisville meteorologist John Gordon. John’s legendary career is marked by his trusted analysis for Metro Government and our first responders during times of severe weather. John has always helped us weather the storm with accurate information and his humor. It was my honor to name John Gordon a Distinguished Citizen, and I forecast that this new chapter of his life will be as amazing as his career serving our community. @mammatusman
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, please join me and wear blue today to support people like Paula Barmore, who unfortunately lost her husband, Anoosh Shariat to colon cancer 💙 Thank you to our friends at the Colon Cancer Project, founder Dr. Whitney Jones and colleague Misty Ronau for bringing awareness to this important issue.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
I can't think of a better job in the world than being Governor of the kindest state around. I love you, Kentucky.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
While our state may be known for basketball rivalries, tonight was all about Kentuckians showing up for each other. @LouKyFire was there for Eastern Kentucky during the floods, and their bravery helped save lives. Thank you to @Louisvillembb for recognizing these heroes.
Deputy Mayor David James retweeted
There are reports of early morning issues at some polling places in Jefferson Co. The Jefferson Co. Clerk’s Office oversees voting locations & process. We have reached out to express our concern, and I encourage you to report problems you experience by calling 502-574-6100.
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