Jul 20 Community Day-Long ‘Hackathon’ Turns Techies Loose On Louisville’s Problems The day-long hackathon at the Gigabit Experience Center in Russell will focus on “the internet of things,” or interactions between environment and technology. By June Leffler Jul 20 Community Day-Long 'Hackathon' Turns Techies Loose On Louisville's Problems June Leffler
Jul 19 Community Feds Seek Buffer Zone At Louisville Abortion Clinic The move comes before a planned week-long gathering by Operation Save America, which plans to protest at the only remaining abortion clinic in Kentucky. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 19 Community Feds Seek Buffer Zone At Louisville Abortion Clinic Lisa Gillespie
Jul 19 Community Anti-Abortion Group To Protest Metro Council Meeting On Buffer Zone Metro Council is holding a hearing Wednesday to discuss the creation of a buffer zone around the EMW Women’s Surgical Center in downtown Louisville. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 19 Community Anti-Abortion Group To Protest Metro Council Meeting On Buffer Zone Lisa Gillespie
Jul 19 Community Country Connection: Rural Residents Ask FCC To Improve Internet Access More than two million people across the Ohio Valley live in areas that lack any option for fast and reliable internet service. By Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 19 Community Rural Residents Ask FCC To Improve Internet Access Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jul 18 Community Preservationists Ask City To Reconsider Demolishing Camp Taylor Building The structure was built in late 1918 as part of the sprawling Camp Taylor facility. Earlier this month, Metro Parks announced it would be razed. By Rick Howlett Jul 18 Community Preservationists Ask City To Reconsider Razing Camp Taylor Building Rick Howlett
Jul 18 Community It’s Not A Bird Or Plane. It’s ‘Louisville From Above’ T-shirt designer David Boone uses a drone to take stunning photos of Louisville from an unusual vantage point. By Ashlie Stevens Jul 18 Community It's Not A Bird Or Plane. It's 'Louisville From Above' Ashlie Stevens
Jul 18 Community Journalist Colleen Nelson On The Rise Of #FakeNews Colleen Nelson is a Pulitzer Prize winner. She speaks tonight at a World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana event. By Bill Burton Jul 18 Community Journalist Colleen Nelson On The Rise Of #FakeNews Bill Burton
Jul 17 Community Second Annual Black Rodeo Returns To Louisville Professional cowboys and cowgirls will compete in activities including bull riding, calf roping and barrel racing. By Roxanne Scott Jul 17 Community Second Annual Black Rodeo Returns To Louisville Roxanne Scott
Jul 17 Community Want To Comment On The Future Of Heritage West? Today’s The Deadline. Monday is the last day the city is accepting public comments on developer's proposals for Heritage West, a 24-acre site at 30th and Muhammad Ali Boulevard. By Roxanne Scott Jul 17 Community Today's The Deadline To Comment On The Proposals For Heritage West Roxanne Scott
Jul 14 Community Should Kentucky Spend Millions To Widen The Gene Snyder? Although it tops the state's list of road priorities, some experts have long said spending money to widen highways to alleviate congestion just doesn’t work. By Roxanne Scott Jul 14 Community Should Kentucky Spend Millions To Widen The Gene Snyder? Roxanne Scott
Jul 14 Community How The Heroin Epidemic Is Changing Louisville’s Homeless Shelters In Louisville and in cities across the country, heroin use is surging — and taxing local resources, including homeless shelters. By Jacob Ryan Jul 14 Community How The Heroin Epidemic Is Changing Louisville's Homeless Shelters Jacob Ryan
Jul 12 Community All Aboard: Here’s How Forecastle’s ‘Party Cove’ Comes Together While Forecastle's Party Cove has an effortless, laid back look and feel, its organizer says it takes a lot of planning to pull off. By Ashlie Stevens Jul 12 Community All Aboard: Here’s How Forecastle’s ‘Party Cove’ Comes Together Ashlie Stevens
Jul 11 Community JCTC Partners With Code Louisville To Offer Free Credit Hours Students who complete a Code Louisville course will earn three credit hours toward a certificate or degree in Computer and Information Technology at JCTC. By Kyeland Jackson Jul 11 Community JCTC Partners With Code Louisville To Offer Free Credit Hours Kyeland Jackson
Jul 11 Community Here’s How To Help Louisville Public Media Track Hate Crimes LPM has joined ProPublica's Documenting Hate Project. If you or someone you know has been a victim of a hate crime, tell us about it. By Roxanne Scott Jul 11 Community Here's How To Help Louisville Public Media Track Hate Crimes Roxanne Scott