May 13 Education New Albany Floyd County Schools To Launch Virtual Academy The So. Indiana school district is offering a virtual program for sixth through 12th graders who choose not to return to in-person classes next year. By John Boyle May 13 Education New Albany Floyd Co. Schools To Launch Online Academy John Boyle
May 10 Metro Louisville Public Hearings For Louisville’s Next Budget Begin This Week Louisville residents will have the opportunity to to share feedback with the Metro Council on the city’s proposed budget. By John Boyle May 10 Metro Louisville Public Hearings For Louisville’s Budget Begin This Week John Boyle
May 10 Arts and Culture Annual Ali Festival Returns On Fifth Anniversary Of Muhammad Ali’s Death The 2020 festival was canceled due to COVID-19. This year's festival will kick off on June 3, the fifth anniversary of the champ's passing. By John Boyle May 10 Arts and Culture Ali Festival Returns On Fifth Anniversary Of Muhammad Ali's Death John Boyle
May 6 Health Beshear Eyes Easing All Capacity Restrictions By July Gov. Andy Beshear said he will relax some of the state’s pandemic-related capacity restrictions in three weeks. By John Boyle May 6 Health Beshear Eyes Easing All Capacity Restrictions By July John Boyle
May 5 Southern Indiana New Albany To Expand Riverfront Transformation With 63-Acre Park Mayor Jeff Gahan said the new west end park, called River Recreation, will incorporate 63 acres of green space and a new boat ramp. By John Boyle May 5 Southern Indiana New Albany To Expand Riverfront Transformation John Boyle
May 4 National News Third Louisville Man Arrested For Participating In Jan. 6 Capitol Riot The FBI arrested Eric Douglas Clark, 44, for participating in the Jan. 6 riot. He faces two charges related to illegally entering Capitol grounds. By John Boyle May 4 National News Third Louisville Man Arrested For Joining Jan. 6 Riot John Boyle
May 2 Politics Bernie Sanders In Louisville To Campaign For Charles Booker "Charles ran a campaign that the whole country looked at. And I have a feeling that the next time around, the results are going to be different.” By John Boyle May 2 Politics Bernie Sanders In Louisville To Campaign For Charles Booker John Boyle
Apr 29 Arts and Culture Derby Buzz Is Different This Year, Neighbors Say The Kentucky Derby is returning with in-person spectators, but some residents said the festivities feel different than before the pandemic. By John Boyle Apr 29 Arts and Culture Derby Buzz Is Different This Year, Neighbors Say John Boyle
Apr 26 Health After Indiana’s Mask Mandate Expired, COVID-19 Cases Statewide Increased Indiana State Department of Health data shows an increase in COVID-19 cases coincided with the expiration of coronavirus restrictions. By John Boyle Apr 26 Health Indiana’s Mask Mandate Ended. COVID-19 Cases Increased. John Boyle
Apr 22 Economy Kentucky To Reinstate Work Search Requirements For Unemployment Claims Starting May 9, claimants will have to prove they are actively seeking employment to receive unemployment benefits. By John Boyle Apr 22 Economy Ky. To Reinstate Unemployment Work Search Requirements John Boyle
Apr 20 Community Louisville Protesters Find Moment Of Relief In Chauvin Verdict Bruce Sweeney Jr. stood on a railing outside the Hall of Justice. "This is like Christmas. This is like Thanksgiving. It’s like a holiday." By Ryan Van Velzer and John Boyle Apr 20 Community Louisville Protesters Find Moment Of Relief In Chauvin Verdict Ryan Van Velzer and John Boyle
Apr 19 Health Southern Indiana High Schools To Vaccinate Students The health department will administer Pfizer vaccine doses to students aged 16 and up at both New Albany-Floyd County high schools. By John Boyle Apr 19 Health Southern Indiana High Schools To Vaccinate Students John Boyle
Apr 18 Health Protesters Take To Capitol Grounds To Oppose Beshear’s COVID-19 Restrictions Hundreds of protestors gathered outside the Kentucky State Capitol, claiming Gov. Andy Beshear's vaccination goals amounted to a mandate. By John Boyle Apr 18 Health Group Opposing COVID-19 Restrictions Protests Again John Boyle
Apr 15 Southern Indiana Two Pandemics And 130 Years Later, Schimpff’s Confectionery Is Still Serving Hoosier Sweet Tooths 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 Apr 15 Southern Indiana Schimpff’s Still Serving Sweets After 130 Years John Boyle
Apr 13 Health Louisville Pausing Administration Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Louisville health leaders are pausing the use of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after six reports of blood clots. By John Boyle Apr 13 Health Louisville Pausing Johnson & Johnson Vaccine John Boyle
