May 23 Community ‘Prison Wives’ Rally At Kentucky Capitol, Urging Release Of Inmates From Green River A group of women with ties to Kentucky’s Green River Correctional Complex is urging Gov. Andy Beshear to release more inmates amid the pandemic. A dozen women calling themselves “Prison Wives of Green River Correctional Complex” gathered outside the governor’s mansion and the Kentucky Capitol on Saturday afternoon, carrying homemade signs and wearing T-shirts with […] By Jared Bennett May 23 Community 'Prison Wives' Rally At Kentucky Capitol Jared Bennett
May 19 Community Kentucky Retailers Set To Open At Limited Capacity Wednesday Kentucky retailers are officially allowed to reopen to the public Wednesday if they comply with limits on customers and social distancing. By Jewél Jackson May 19 Community Kentucky Retailers Set To Open At Limited Capacity Wednesday Jewél Jackson
May 15 Community Breonna Taylor’s Killing Prompts A Trip To Mayor’s Home For Louisville Protesters On Friday, the protesters said they wanted action to follow the investigations into the police shooting of the 26-year-old Black woman. By Jacob Ryan May 15 Community Breonna Taylor's Killing Prompts A Trip To Mayor’s Home For Protesters Jacob Ryan
May 10 Community After Early Reopening For Houses Of Worship, A Church Relishes Its Victory Maryville Baptist Church never stopped meeting in person, despite Gov. Andy Beshear’s March 19 executive order prohibiting mass gatherings. But this week, their Sunday service won’t be against the law. By Eleanor Klibanoff May 10 Community After Early Reopening For Houses Of Worship, A Church Relishes Its Victory Eleanor Klibanoff
May 10 Community Food Stress: A Report from Ground Zero In Louisville’s Hunger Relief Efforts Agencies providing relief for the hungry are straining to offer support services for the rising number of food insecure people in Louisville. By Bruce Allar May 10 Community A Report from Ground Zero In Louisville's Hunger Relief Efforts Bruce Allar
May 9 Community Federal Ruling Clears Way For In-Person Worship Services In Kentucky U.S. District Judge Greg Van Tatenhove granted a temporary restraining order to Tabernacle Baptist Church in Nicholasville. By Staff May 9 Community Federal Ruling Clears Way For In-Person Worship Services In Kentucky Staff
May 6 Community Coronavirus Day 47: A Snapshot Of Life In Louisville We sent reporters all over on April 22 to capture one day — one unremarkable remarkable day — of our lives amid the coronavirus pandemic. By Staff May 6 Community Coronavirus Day 47: A Snapshot Of Life In Louisville Staff
May 4 Community Anticipating Rise In Civil Needs, Initiative Offers Lawyers Free Training Legal aid societies statewide have launched free training for lawyers who agree to provide pro-bono work to help handle the civil court needs of Kentuckians affected by the pandemic. By Kate Howard May 4 Community Initiative Offers Free Legal Training To Meet Pandemic-Related Needs Kate Howard
May 2 Community A Day Without The Kentucky Derby The sights and sounds of Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May, 2020. By Ryan Van Velzer May 2 Community A Day Without The Kentucky Derby Ryan Van Velzer
Apr 28 Community Marshall County High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To All Charges Gabriel Parker accepted a plea offer which included a life sentence for the two murder charges and 70 years to-serve for the 14 assault charges. By Rachel Collins, WKMS Apr 28 Community Marshall County High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To All Charges Rachel Collins, WKMS
Apr 22 Community Online SNAP Program Could Increase Food Accessibility In Ohio Valley Kentucky and West Virginia have recently been added to a federal pilot program to allow food stamp recipients to purchase groceries online. By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 22 Community Online SNAP Program Could Increase Food Accessibility In Ohio Valley Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 18 Community Free Coronavirus Screening In West Louisville Draws A Crowd Despite making up only a quarter of Louisville’s population, Black people so far make up a third of coronavirus deaths. By Eleanor Klibanoff Apr 18 Community Free Coronavirus Screening In West Louisville Draws A Crowd Eleanor Klibanoff
Apr 16 Community As COVID-19 Spreads In Indiana Prisons, Officials And Prisoners Disagree On Severity Indiana hasn't been transparent about information related to prisons — including the number of COVID-19 tests administered. By Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media Apr 16 Community Officials And Prisoners Disagree On Severity Of COVID-19 Spread Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media
Apr 15 Community Help Us Tell The Stories Of People We’ve Lost To The Coronavirus We know these deaths are more than numbers. Each one marks the loss of a mother, a father, a grandparent, a sibling or a friend. By Jess Clark and Stephanie Wolf Apr 15 Community Help Us Tell The Stories Of People We've Lost To The Coronavirus Jess Clark and Stephanie Wolf