Tagged: Byline

The latest on the Mitch McConnell tape incident, an interview with David Sedaris and state tax credits are approved for Kentucky Kingdom—these stories and more, today on Byline.

Members of the Progress Kentucky super PAC are now at the center of the controversy over the taping of a Mitch McConnell strategy session. WFPL broke the story Thursday. WFPL's Phillip M. Bailey and Kentucky Public Radio's Kenny Colston will discuss.

The Louisville Cardinals women's and men's basketball teams play this weekend in the Final Four—meanwhile coal is declining and an exhibit in Louisville focuses on the Transatlantic slave trade. Hear about these topics and more this afternoon on Byline.

The flurry of bills passed in the final hours of the Kentucky General Assembly's 2013 session, Louisville's final sustainability plan is released and a state agency sanctions 17 Louisville day cares after a fraud investigation—these issues and more today on Byline.

March Madness in full swing, what the "religious freedom" bill means legally and bourbon expert Mike Veach talks, well, bourbon today on Byline.

The Louisville Cardinals rolled in their first men's basketball NCAA Tournament game Thursday and the Indiana Hoosiers and Western Kentucky Hilltoppers are scheduled to play. NPR's Mike Pesca will join host Rick Howlett to discuss what's happened and what's to come.

Issues in West Louisville, the Kentucky General Assembly takes a break and Carp Madness are up for discussion this afternoon on Byline.

Guest host Gabe Bullard and WFPL's Phillip M. Bailey talk with Louisville Magazine about its recent cover story exploring issues in West Louisville.