May 17 In Conversation What’s The Role Of The Community In Combating Louisville’s Toxic Air Pollution? Experts featured in a recent series on air pollution discussed how it affects the people of Louisville during WFPL's In Conversation. By Henry Zimmerman May 17 In Conversation What's The Role Of The Community In Combating Air Pollution? Henry Zimmerman
May 14 Community Louisville Student’s Podcast About Being Trans Named Finalist In NPR Contest Stellan Petto, a sixth grader at Louisville’s J. Graham Brown School, was recognized for his podcast, "What is it like being trans?” By Henry Zimmerman May 14 Community Louisville Student's Podcast About Being Trans Named Finalist In NPR Contest Henry Zimmerman
May 13 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: A Look At Louisville’s Toxic Air On this week’s In Conversation, we’ll hear reporter Ryan Van Velzer’s series “Unequal,” and discuss the state of air pollution in Louisville. By Henry Zimmerman May 13 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: A Look At Louisville's Toxic Air Henry Zimmerman
Apr 26 Community Jefferson County PVA Eliminates Tax Break For Residential Investment Properties The policy, in place since 2005, took 15 percent off the assessed value of the investment property. By Henry Zimmerman Apr 26 Community Jefferson County PVA Eliminates Tax Break For Investment Properties Henry Zimmerman
Apr 20 Arts and Culture At Annual Spalding Derby, The Track Is Small And So Are The Contenders It isn't the racing you may expect out of Louisville. The track is 16 feet long; the prize is cereal. And there are no horses here. Just rats. By Henry Zimmerman Apr 20 Arts and Culture At Annual Spalding Derby, The Track Is Small And So Are The Contenders Henry Zimmerman