Oct 23 Arts and Culture LISTEN: ‘Snap Judgment’ Host Glynn Washington On The Power Of Storytelling Snap Judgment airs on more than 400 public radio stations, including WFPL. Washington will bring the show to Louisville Sunday, Oct. 28. By Staff Oct 23 Arts and Culture 'Snap Judgment' Host Glynn Washington On The Power Of Storytelling Staff
Oct 23 Election 2018 Judging The Judges: Ogden V. Goodwin In Jefferson County Family Court Division 4 There are two family court positions on this year’s Jefferson County ballot. In the 4th Division Judge Lauren Adams Ogden is running for re-election. Her opponent is Lori Goodwin. By Staff Oct 23 Election 2018 Judging The Judges: Ogden V. Goodwin Staff
Oct 22 On The Record Coming Tuesday: An Election Preview ‘On The Record’ Capitol Reporter Ryland Barton will preview the midterm elections with Republican strategist Scott Jennings during On the Record, a nonpartisan event about Kentucky politics. By Staff Oct 22 On The Record Coming Tuesday: An Election Preview 'On The Record' Staff
Oct 17 Politics LISTEN And WATCH Live: 3rd Congressional District Candidate Forum Tonight, at 7:00 p.m., WFPL is proud to host a candidate forum with Democratic incumbent Congressman John Yarmuth and Republican challenger Vickie Yates Brown Glisson. By Staff Oct 17 Politics LISTEN And WATCH Live: 3rd Congressional District Candidate Forum Staff
Oct 16 Election 2018 Here’s What Greg Fischer And Angela Leet Had To Say In Final Mayoral Debate Democrat incumbent Mayor Greg Fischer and Republican Angela Leet faced off Tuesday evening, discussing issues including policing, climate change and economic development. By Staff Oct 16 Election 2018 Here's What Fischer And Leet Had To Say In Final Mayoral Debate Staff
Oct 16 Politics LISTEN And WATCH Live: Louisville Mayoral Candidate Forum Tonight, at 7:00 p.m., WFPL is proud to host a candidate forum with Democratic incumbent Mayor Greg Fischer and Republican Councilwoman Angela Leet. By Staff Oct 16 Politics LISTEN And WATCH Live: Louisville Mayoral Candidate Forum Staff
Oct 10 Community It’s Official: ‘Activated’ Alley On 4th Street Is Now Named ‘Music Alley’ The once-neglected alley between the Louisville Public Media building and the Mercury Ballroom has a new coat of paint, a new purpose and a new name. By Staff Oct 10 Community 'Activated' Alley On 4th Street Is Now Named 'Music Alley' Staff
Oct 8 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: How Where You Live In Louisville Affects Your Grocery Bill It's an issue of supply and demand, and it's one that ends up affecting low-income people across the city. By Staff Oct 8 Strange Fruit Strange Fruit: How Where You Live In Louisville Affects Your Grocery Bill Staff
Oct 8 News About WFPL 89.3 WFPL To Host Live Mayoral And Congressional Forums 89.3 WFPL is pleased to host and broadcast a mayoral and congressional forum this October, in partnership with WAVE 3 News, and the League of Women Voters. By Staff Oct 8 News About WFPL 89.3 WFPL To Host Mayoral And Congressional Forums Staff
Oct 4 The Kentucky Author Forum LISTEN: Sportswriter John Feinstein On Golf’s ‘Raucous And Heated’ 2016 Ryder Cup In his new book "The First Major," sportswriter John Feinstein outlines the lead-up to the 2016 Ryder Cup, held just days after golf legend Arnold Palmer's death. By Staff Oct 4 The Kentucky Author Forum LISTEN: John Feinstein On Golf's "Raucous And Heated" 2016 Ryder Cup Staff
Sep 28 Economy Louisville-Based CafePress Bought By Snapfish Louisville-based CafePress, an online seller of T-shirts and personalized items, has been bought by Snapfish LLC, a personalized photo service based in San Francisco. By Staff Sep 28 Economy Louisville-Based CafePress Bought By Snapfish Staff
Sep 24 Community Louder Than Life Festival Cancelled After Flooding At Champions Park In a note posted to social media and on the website, concert producer Danny Wimmer Presents wrote that ongoing rain and flooding had made the festival site unsafe. By Staff Sep 24 Community Louder Than Life Festival Cancelled After Flooding At Champions Park Staff
Sep 23 Arts and Culture Day 2 Of ‘Bourbon & Beyond’ Festival Cancelled Due To Rain In a news release Sunday morning, festival organizers said the city declared the festival site unsafe after heavy rainfall on Saturday. By Staff Sep 23 Arts and Culture Day 2 Of 'Bourbon & Beyond' Festival Cancelled Due To Rain Staff
Sep 11 Community Fourth Street Buildings Evacuated After Gas Line Break Fourth Street in downtown Louisville has been temporarily shut down and several buildings have been evacuated after workers hit a gas line Tuesday morning. By Staff Sep 11 Community Fourth Street Buildings Evacuated After Gas Line Break Staff
Aug 29 Education Kentucky Department Of Education Votes To Dismiss Call For JCPS Takeover The vote was unanimous in favor of an agreement between Jefferson County Public Schools and the Kentucky Board of Education. The vote took place Wednesday afternoon. By Staff Aug 29 Education Ky. Board Of Education Votes To Dismiss Call For JCPS Takeover Staff