Apr 9 Community Metro Council To Hold Next Meeting At Shawnee High School All 26 Council members will attend the April 12 meeting at the Academy at Shawnee High School, said president David James. By Amina Elahi Apr 9 Community Metro Council To Hold Next Meeting At Shawnee High School Amina Elahi
Apr 9 Community Louisville Earth Walk To Return April 21 The event returns to Iroquois Park this month, and will include a 5K fundraiser walk and celebration to benefit local nonprofits that support conservation. By Amina Elahi Apr 9 Community Louisville Earth Walk To Return April 21 Amina Elahi
Apr 9 Community Snookered: Pool Tournament Ban Has Seniors Wondering Who Calls The Shots A ban on pool tournaments in Princeton, Kentucky is raising questions about who calls the shots on activities at senior centers. By Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 9 Community Pool Tournament Ban Has Seniors Wondering Who Calls The Shots Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 8 Community LISTEN: Experts Discuss Muhammad Ali And The Nation Of Islam Listen to the hour-long conversation about the role of the Nation of Islam in the life of boxer and Louisville native Muhammad Ali, recorded live last month at the Ali Center. By Erica Peterson Apr 8 Community LISTEN: Experts Discuss Muhammad Ali And The Nation Of Islam Erica Peterson
Apr 6 Community Trade War Fears Have Ohio Valley Soy Growers Nervous China buys more than half of the soybeans grown in the Ohio Valley. So China’s threat to place a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soy could put farmers in the crosshairs of a trade war. By Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 6 Community Trade War Fears Have Ohio Valley Soy Growers Nervous Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 4 Community LISTEN: Kentucky Civil Rights Leader Georgia Powers Remembers MLK’s Assassination The late Georgia Powers, the first woman and first person of color elected to the Kentucky Senate, recorded this remembrance of King's assassination in 1993. By Erica Peterson Apr 4 Community LISTEN: Georgia Powers Remembers MLK's Assassination Erica Peterson
Apr 4 Community As Hepatitis A Continues To Spread, Louisville Is Subsidizing Vaccines For Restaurant Workers Hepatitis A can be easily spread by restaurant workers, so the government is offering $25 vaccines for these employees, in an effort to curb the outbreak. By Amina Elahi Apr 4 Community Louisville Is Subsidizing Hepatitis A Vaccines For Restaurant Workers Amina Elahi
Apr 4 Community When MLK Was Killed, He Was In Memphis Fighting For Economic Justice The city's sanitation workers wanted better working conditions and higher pay, but they needed help strategizing. Martin Luther King, Jr. went to Memphis to help. By Debbie Elliott, NPR Apr 4 Community When MLK Was Killed, He Was In Memphis Fighting For Economic Justice Debbie Elliott, NPR
Apr 3 Community Nearly A Third Of Recent Opioid Distribution Arrests Made In Kentucky The actions were part of a recent 45-day "surge" announced in Louisville by Attorney General Jeff Sessions in late January. By Amina Elahi Apr 3 Community Nearly A Third Of Recent Opioid Distribution Arrests Made In Ky. Amina Elahi
Apr 2 Community Louisville Protesters Oppose City’s First Immigration Enforcement Court The first U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement court opened in Louisville Monday and drew a group of more than two dozen protesters. By Amina Elahi Apr 2 Community Louisville Protesters Oppose City's First Immigration Enforcement Court Amina Elahi
Mar 30 Community ‘The Bail Project’ To Launch First Kentucky Site In Louisville The nonprofit Bail Project uses public donations to help bail out people who can’t afford it. The project has sites in St. Louis and Tulsa, Oklahoma. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 30 Community 'The Bail Project' To Launch First Kentucky Site In Louisville Kyeland Jackson
Mar 29 Community Recent Storms Overwhelmed Louisville’s Sewers — And That’s The New Norm Louisville’s sewer system was never designed to handle the deluge of rain that flooded the city in February and that won’t change any time soon. By Ryan Van Velzer Mar 29 Community Louisville's Sewers Won't Handle Large Storms, Even After Updates Ryan Van Velzer
Mar 26 Community Deep In Gun Country, Students Speak Out On Gun Violence With some three dozen events in the region coinciding with the national March For Our Lives protest, more students from the region are deciding to speak out. By Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource and Glynis Board, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 26 Community Deep In Gun Country, Students Speak Out On Gun Violence Nicole Erwin, Ohio Valley ReSource and Glynis Board, Ohio Valley ReSource
Mar 25 Community NCAA Tournament: U of L Advances To Women’s Final Four Playing its first regional final in four years, the Cardinals (36-2) never trailed in rolling to their 11th consecutive victory. By Associated Press Mar 25 Community NCAA Tournament: U of L Advances To Women's Final Four Associated Press