Oct 23 Community Black Louisvillians Lend Their Feet For ‘(Un)Known Project’ Artwork Their footprints will be incorporated into a new public artwork, a memorial to Black people whose names or stories have been lost to history. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 23 Community Black Louisvillians Lend Their Feet For ‘(Un)Known Project’ Artwork Stephanie Wolf
Oct 22 Community Louisville’s Frazier History Museum Offers Free Membership For Area Residents Everyone living in the 12-county area surrounding Louisville is eligible, and the free memberships expires Oct. 31, 2021. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 22 Community Louisville’s Frazier History Museum Offers Free Membership For Area Residents Stephanie Wolf
Oct 20 Community Ky. Utility Disconnection Moratorium Extended Until Nov. 6th The order signed by Gov. Beshear also sets aside $15 million in federal relief to help customers who’ve fallen behind on their utility bills. By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 20 Community Ky. Utility Disconnection Moratorium Extended Until Nov. 6th Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 20 Community WFPL To Air ‘The Reckoning,’ A Look At The Legacy Of Slavery In Ky. The three-part series traces the history and lasting impact of slavery in America by looking at how the institution unfolded in Kentucky. By Staff Oct 20 Community WFPL To Air 'The Reckoning,' A Look At The Legacy Of Slavery In Ky. Staff
Oct 9 Community Harvest Homecoming Vendors Dish Out Food Despite Festival’s Cancellation Harvest Homecoming isn’t happening this year, but that isn’t stopping some vendors from finding ways to dish out their crowd-favorite treats. By John Boyle Oct 9 Community Harvest Homecoming Vendors Dish Out Food Despite Festival’s Cancellation John Boyle
Oct 7 Community LMPD’s Breonna Taylor File Offers Most Comprehensive Record Of Shooting Thus Far In a statement, Mayor Greg Fischer warned that some images and information contained in the files are “traumatic and pain By Amina Elahi Oct 7 Community LMPD’s Breonna Taylor File Offers Most Comprehensive Record Of Shooting Thus Far Amina Elahi
Oct 7 Community Mayor’s Office Releases Internal Investigation File In Breonna Taylor Case Read the file here. By Staff Oct 7 Community Mayor’s Office Releases Internal Investigation File In Breonna Taylor Case Staff
Oct 7 Community West End Magazine From 1970s Gets New Life In Revived Black Scene Millennium The latest iteration of the magazine will be published quarterly for about a year, each issue with a different theme. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 7 Community West End Magazine From 1970s Gets New Life In Revived Black Scene Millennium Stephanie Wolf
Oct 6 Community Felony Riot Charges Dropped Against Rep. Scott, 17 Other Protesters Jefferson County Attorney Michael O'Connell recommended dropping the riot charge when Scott and other protesters were arraigned Tuesday. By Ryan Van Velzer and Jacob Ryan Oct 6 Community Felony Riot Charges Dropped Against Rep. Scott, 17 Other Protesters Ryan Van Velzer and Jacob Ryan
Oct 6 Community The Toll Of Multiple Crises Weighs On Louisvillians. But With Trauma, There Are Inequities Louisvillians are feeling mental stress from the pandemic, as well as being a focal point of social activism. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 6 Community The Toll Of Multiple Crises Weighs On Louisvillians. But With Trauma, There Are Inequities Stephanie Wolf
Oct 5 Community Analysis: In Breonna Taylor Killing, Grand Jury Proceedings And Aftermath Are Unusual Attorneys familiar with grand juries are puzzled by the outcome and fallout from the case brought by Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Oct 5 Community Analysis: In Breonna Taylor Killing, Grand Jury Proceedings And Aftermath Are Unusual Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Oct 5 Community George Rogers Clark Statue Vandalized In Downtown Louisville The vandalism is the latest in which statues have been covered in paint as a form of protest. By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 5 Community George Rogers Clark Statue Vandalized In Downtown Louisville Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 5 Community Kentuckians $75 Million Behind On Utilities As Moratorium Ends Kentuckians who have fallen behind on their utility bills could have their services disconnected beginning October 20. By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 5 Community Kentuckians $75 Million Behind On Utilities As Moratorium Ends Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 4 Community After Release Of Grand Jury Recordings, Community Leaders Want More Answers Protesters, activists and Taylor’s own family members have raised questions about how the grand jury reached its conclusions. By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 4 Community After Release Of Grand Jury Recordings, Community Leaders Want More Answers Eleanor Klibanoff