Sep 29
Arts and Culture

Event: Hear from some of Louisville's civilly engaged young people

By Gabrielle Jones

Supply in Demand

Business and Development

Experts say Louisville has a pressing need for homes that low-to-moderate income residents can afford — and the pandemic has only made things worse. A 2021 the report found that local house prices were inflated by 15%.

By Yasmine Jumaa and Jacob Munoz

5 local nonprofits to get millions for supportive housing

Metro Louisville

The funding will come from an $80 million block of federal COVID-19 relief city officials set aside for housing services last year.

By Roberto Roldan

Study suggests changes to Indiana mental health care system

Health

The study found that one in five Indiana residents experience mental illness, with around 20% going untreated.

By Aprile Rickert
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