Apr 15
Investigations

After LMPD Cleared Detective, More Women Came Forward

By Jason Riley, WDRB News , Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff

Here’s What A “Do-Over” Year Could Look Like For Kentucky Students

Education

Districts are considering allowing students to redo the 2020-2021 school year, and be eligible for an extra year of athletics.

By Jess Clark

New Award Will Grant One Louisville Visual Artist $10K

Arts and Culture

One Louisville-area visual artist will receive the unrestricted grant through a partnership between 21c Museum Hotels and Artadia.

By Stephanie Wolf

Schimpff’s Still Serving Sweets After 130 Years

Southern Indiana

The 130-year-old Schimpff’s Confectionery, a candy shop along Jeffersonville’s historic downtown strip, has weathered more storms than most businesses.

By John Boyle
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