Jul 16 Community Remembering Louisville Theater Director Kathi Ellis Colleagues reflect on the contributions she made to their community. By Laura Ellis Jul 16 Community Remembering Louisville Theater Director Kathi Ellis Laura Ellis
Jul 8 Community What Does Eastern Parkway Need? Tell City Officials This Week This week, city officials plan to seek public input as part of a study of how the 120-foot-wide Eastern Parkway corridor could be improved. By Amina Elahi Jul 8 Community What Does Eastern Parkway Need? Tell City Officials This Week Amina Elahi
Jul 6 Community Facing Overcrowding, Louisville Animal Shelter Waives Some Fees The Louisville Metro Animal Services shelter is overcrowded with dogs, so they are waiving fees in an effort to avoid euthanizing any animals. By Kyeland Jackson Jul 6 Community Facing Overcrowding, Louisville Animal Shelter Waives Some Fees Kyeland Jackson
Jul 5 Community Burned Jim Beam Warehouse Was Insured; Sprinklers Deployed Remnants of the fire that erupted late Tuesday at the central Kentucky warehouse continued to burn Friday. By Bruce Schreiner, AP Jul 5 Community Burned Jim Beam Warehouse Was Insured; Sprinklers Deployed Bruce Schreiner, AP
Jul 5 Community Analysis Finds Louisville Government Is Pretty Efficient, But Budget Cuts Could Hurt Ranking Louisville recently ranked 28th overall out of the 150 largest U.S. cities in an analysis of which cities use public funds well. By Amina Elahi Jul 5 Community Louisville Government Is Pretty Efficient, But Cuts Could Hurt Ranking Amina Elahi
Jul 4 Community Louisville Program Aimed At Ending Cycle of Incarceration Looks To Expand A YMCA program that works to help kids deal with the trauma of having a parent incarcerated plans to expand and serve more youth. By Kyeland Jackson Jul 4 Community Program Aimed At Ending Cycle Of Incarceration Looks To Expand Kyeland Jackson
Jul 3 Community Environmental Concerns Mount As Fire Continues At Jim Beam The fire broke out Tuesday night and destroyed the Jim Beam facility and with it some 45,000 barrels of bourbon. By Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio Jul 3 Community Environmental Concerns Mount As Fire Continues At Jim Beam Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio
Jul 2 Community In PR Push To Keep Statue, Louisville Group Argues Castleman Had Black Supporters Those who want to keep the statue in Cherokee Triangle are arguing that Castleman had the support of some black people — both then and now. By Kyeland Jackson and Lisa Gillespie Jul 2 Community In Push To Keep Statue, Group Argues Castleman Had Black Supporters Kyeland Jackson and Lisa Gillespie
Jun 29 Community Inside The Living Room: Louisville’s Adult Crisis Center Is Closing Soon The Living Room is a program to help people on the worst day of their lives. And it's one of the casualties of this year's city budget. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 29 Community Louisville's Adult Crisis Center Is Closing Soon Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 27 Community With ‘Give A Kid A Camera,’ Young Louisville Refugees Learn Photo Skills A handful of local refugee teenagers are learning photography skills this week through a workshop held at Kentucky Refugee Ministries. By Jewél Jackson Jun 27 Community With 'Give A Kid A Camera,' Louisville Refugees Learn Photo Skills Jewél Jackson
Jun 26 Community How Louisville’s Budget Reduction Affects Vulnerable Residents From Youth Detention Services to people struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues, here's who's affected. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 26 Community How Louisville's Budget Reduction Affects Vulnerable Residents Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 24 Community ‘They Are Invisible.’ Rural Homelessness, Made Worse By Opioid Crisis, Presents Special Challenges Homelessness is often considered an urban problem. But those who work in the Ohio Valley say rural homelessness is a growing problem, too. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Jun 24 Community Rural Homelessness, Made Worse By Opioid Crisis, Presents Challenges Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jun 21 Community State: We Can’t Afford To Run Louisville’s Juvenile Jail If Louisville’s detention center closes at the end of the year, Louisville youth will be sent to facilities throughout the state — an outcome that families and city officials have feared will make it harder for youth to see family and attorneys and get services. By Kate Howard Jun 21 Community State: We Can't Afford To Run Louisville's Juvenile Jail Kate Howard
Jun 21 Community Shawnee Aviation Academy Shows Kids What Flying Is All About The Shawnee ACE Academy, now in its 27th year, gives children a chance to take a deeper, up-close look at aviation as a career. By Evan Heichelbech Jun 21 Community Shawnee Aviation Academy Shows Kids What Flying Is All About Evan Heichelbech