Oct 7 Community What happens if an incarcerated Metro Council candidate wins their election? To run for Louisville Metro Council, candidates have to live in the district they seek to represent for at least a year before an election. But what if they don’t? By Yasmine Jumaa Oct 7 Community What happens if an incarcerated Metro Council candidate wins? Yasmine Jumaa
Oct 6 Community ‘There’s something systemic going on here’: Fans react to report alleging Louisville soccer abuse Supporters of the Racing Louisville team are demanding organizational change in the wake of the investigation. By Jacob Munoz Oct 6 Community Fans react to report on Louisville soccer abuse Jacob Munoz
Oct 3 Community Louisville Metro is offering free trauma counseling to men of color The month-long effort aims to raise awareness about mental health and to encourage men of color to get help. By Yasmine Jumaa Oct 3 Community Louisville offering free trauma counseling to men of color Yasmine Jumaa
Oct 3 Community Louisville muralist’s latest work a collaboration with elementary students Artist Jaylin Stewart's colorful mural depicting smiling children is on the wall of Family and Children’s Place. By Jess Clark Oct 3 Community Muralist’s latest work a collaboration with Louisville students Jess Clark
Oct 3 Community Ky. committee finds strong support for medical cannabis Through town halls, polling and online comments, the committee found many Kentuckians believe cannabis can help with conditions like PTSD. By Aprile Rickert Oct 3 Community Ky. committee finds strong support for medical cannabis Aprile Rickert
Oct 1 Community 502 Black Eats Week showcases Louisville’s Black-owned restaurants Several Black-owned restaurants are offering discounts as part of the initiative, which runs through Oct. 8. By Breya Jones Oct 1 Community 502 Black Eats Week showcases Louisville’s Black-owned restaurants Breya Jones
Sep 29 Community Community organizers call on judges to help alleviate jail crisis In the past year, 11 people being held at Metro Corrections have died. Now activists are asking judges to release people awaiting trial on low-level charges. By Breya Jones Sep 29 Community Activists ask judges to help alleviate jail crisis Breya Jones
Sep 27 Community Chef Space incubator to expand thanks to federal funds With $330,000 in new funding, Chef Space hopes to help more early-stage businesses by providing access to a kitchen and production resources. By Breya Jones Sep 27 Community Chef Space incubator to expand thanks to federal funds Breya Jones
Sep 27 Community Local photo contest is refocused to honor late photographer & social justice advocate Tyler Gerth An annual photo contest is being re-imagined to honor the late Louisville photographer Tyler Gerth. Olmsted Parks Conservancy has held its competition for more than a decade, and this year it’s been renamed the Tyler Gerth Memorial Photography Contest. Gerth was killed at the age of 27 while photographing protests against the police killing of […] By Stephanie Wolf Sep 27 Community Refocused photo contest honors Tyler Gerth Stephanie Wolf
Sep 27 Community Meet the people behind Louisville Magazine & LPM’s ‘Home’ series We had the editors, writers and photographers behind Louisville Public Media & Louisville Magazine's "Home" issue share what home means to them. By Staff Sep 27 Community Meet the people behind Louisville Magazine & LPM’s ‘Home’ series Staff
Sep 27 Community As Hurricane Ian strikes Cuba, Florida is bracing for a damaging Category 4 storm Hurricane Ian tore into western Cuba on Tuesday as a major hurricane. It's anticipated to hit Florida on Wednesday. By Associated Press Staff Sep 27 Community As Hurricane Ian strikes Cuba, Fla. braces for Category 4 storm Associated Press Staff
Sep 26 Community Ky. board denies parole to 1997 Heath High School shooter Michael Carneal, who committed the 1997 Heath High School shooting, was denied parole and will serve out the remainder of his life sentence. By Derek Operle Sep 26 Community Ky. board denies parole to 1997 Heath High School shooter Derek Operle
Sep 26 Community Kentucky man who shot classmates in ’97 imprisoned for life Michael Carneal, who killed three fellow students and wounded five others when he was 14 years old, will spend the rest of his life in prison. By Travis Loller, Associated Press Sep 26 Community Kentucky man who shot classmates in ’97 imprisoned for life Travis Loller, Associated Press
Sep 25 Community Louisville children’s museum receives $500,000 donation Adventure House of You will be an immersive, interactive children’s museum attached to the Portland Museum in Louisville. By Breya Jones Sep 25 Community Louisville children’s museum receives $500,000 donation Breya Jones