Jun 20 Community Bernheim Forest sensory garden reopens with more accessible attractions The installation reopened after undergoing major renovations aimed at improving accessibility for visitors with sensory sensitivities. By Michael J. Collins Jun 20 Community Bernheim Forest reopens sensory garden with improved accessibility Michael J. Collins
Jun 14 Health Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Team to begin work with initial appointees After another General Assembly session without medical cannabis legislation, Gov. Andy Beshear hopes advisory team will demonstrate resident support. By Michael J. Collins Jun 14 Health Ky. Medical Cannabis Advisory Team to begin work with initial appointees Michael J. Collins
Jun 13 Community Cooling centers open to help Louisville residents beat the heat More than two dozen centers are open to help Louisville residents survive scorching temperatures this week. By Michael J. Collins Jun 13 Community Cooling centers open across Louisville Michael J. Collins
Jun 11 Community People call for legislative action on gun control during Louisville March for Our Lives demonstration Young people and victims of gun violence spoke to the effect it had in their lives during the 2nd March For Our Lives demonstration in Louisville. By Michael J. Collins and Breya Jones Jun 11 Community Calls for action on gun control at Louisville March For Our Lives rally Michael J. Collins and Breya Jones
Jun 10 Community Free driver education program aims to help teens and parents this weekend The free program connects new drivers with instructors for hands-on lessons to help build confidence behind the wheel. By Michael J. Collins Jun 10 Community Free driver education program aims to help teens and parents this weekend Michael J. Collins
Jun 9 Indiana News Town of Clarksville condemns property of former Colgate-Palmolive factory Clarksville Town Council voted to condemn the former plant this week, saying the owner has not developed the site despite offered incentives. By Michael J. Collins Jun 9 Indiana News Clarksville condemns former Colgate-Palmolive plant Michael J. Collins
Jun 7 Community RiverLink to raise Louisville-southern Indiana bridge tolls more than 8% on July 1 Many residents and local officials have criticized the tolls along the Abraham Lincoln, Kennedy and Lewis and Clark Bridges. By Michael J. Collins Jun 7 Community RiverLink to raise Louisville-area bridge tolls on July 1 Michael J. Collins
Jun 3 Sports U of L promotes Josh Heird to permanent athletic director U of L Athletics promoted interim athletic director Josh Heird to permanent status Friday after a six-month search. By Michael J. Collins Jun 3 Sports Josh Heird promoted to U of L athletic director Michael J. Collins
Jun 2 Arts and Culture Slugger Museum unveils Henry ‘Hammerin’ Hank’ Aaron sculpture The Louisville Slugger Museum unveiled Thursday a new statue of the baseball player turned Civil Rights leader, Henry “Hammerin’ Hank” Aaron. By Michael J. Collins Jun 2 Arts and Culture Slugger Museum unveils 'Hammerin' Hank' Aaron statue Michael J. Collins
May 31 Community A Clarksville Starbucks could become first in Indiana to unionize with Workers United Workers at the Veterans Parkway Starbucks in Clarksville petitioned for union recognition Tuesday morning. By Michael J. Collins May 31 Community A Clarksville, Ind. Starbucks wants to unionize Michael J. Collins
May 31 Arts and Culture Shirtless ‘Trailer Park Boys’ star bringing cheeseburger picnic to Louisville Fans of ‘Trailer Park Boys’ can meet 'Randy' actor Patrick Roach in person when he stops in town for his “Randy's Cheeseburger Picnic” tour. By Michael J. Collins May 31 Arts and Culture Shirtless ‘Trailer Park Boys’ star coming to Louisville Michael J. Collins
May 28 Community Volunteers place flags for fallen veterans at Cave Hill Cemetery in preparation for Memorial Day Volunteers convened Friday at Cave Hill Cemetery to place flags on more than 6,000 veteran graves. By Michael J. Collins May 28 Community Volunteers place flags for fallen veterans at Cave Hill Cemetery Michael J. Collins
May 25 Community Mental health advocate outlines the state of Kentucky’s resources as DOJ investigates possible infringements Advocate and psychologist Sheila Schuster outlines the state of Kentucky’s mental health system at the onset of a Department of Justice investigation. By Michael J. Collins and Aprile Rickert May 25 Community Mental health advocate outlines the state of Kentucky’s resources Michael J. Collins and Aprile Rickert
May 24 Community Louisville Health Department asks citizens to collect ticks for pilot program Louisville’s health department is requesting that citizens submit tick specimens in order to track population and disease data. By Michael J. Collins May 24 Community Louisville asks citizens to collect ticks for tracking Michael J. Collins
May 23 Metro Louisville Law enforcement releasing few details about Omari Cryer killing by U.S. Marshal Omari Cryer, 25, has been identified as the man shot and killed by U.S. Marshals in west Louisville last week. By Roberto Roldan and Michael J. Collins May 23 Metro Louisville Officials release few details about killing by U.S. Marshal Roberto Roldan and Michael J. Collins
