Oct 16 Community How A Wind Turbine Made In Ky. Could Be A Game Changer For Nigerian Farmers Two engineers at the University of Kentucky want to give farmers an easy way to prevent a prevalent problem: aflatoxin contamination, which has global economic and health effects. By Roxanne Scott Oct 16 Community How A Wind Turbine Made In Ky. Could Be A Game Changer In Nigeria Roxanne Scott
Oct 11 Community Recovery Work Begins After Hurricane Michael Carves Through Florida Panhandle The city of Tallahassee, known for its extensive tree canopy, says "thousands of trees are down." The hurricane destroyed buildings and swamped homes along the coast before drenching inland areas. By Bill Chappell, NPR Oct 11 Community Recovery Work Begins After Hurricane Michael Carves Through Florida Panhandle Bill Chappell, NPR
Oct 10 Community City Officials Want Residents To Submit Neighborhood Improvement Ideas City leaders have released a new online tool for residents in Metro Council districts 6 and 8 to submit ideas on how to improve health in their neighborhoods. By Lisa Gillespie Oct 10 Community City Wants Residents To Submit Neighborhood Improvement Ideas Lisa Gillespie
Oct 10 Community It’s Official: ‘Activated’ Alley On 4th Street Is Now Named ‘Music Alley’ The once-neglected alley between the Louisville Public Media building and the Mercury Ballroom has a new coat of paint, a new purpose and a new name. By Staff Oct 10 Community 'Activated' Alley On 4th Street Is Now Named 'Music Alley' Staff
Oct 10 Community Hurricane Michael Makes Landfall In Florida Panhandle, With 155-MPH Winds Forecasters say Hurricane Michael will be the strongest storm to hit the Panhandle since records were first kept in 1851. It has rapidly intensified since the weekend. By Emily Sullivan, NPR and Bill Chappell, NPR Oct 10 Community Hurricane Michael Makes Landfall In Florida Panhandle, With 155-MPH Winds Emily Sullivan, NPR and Bill Chappell, NPR
Oct 9 Community In A New Book, Young Women From South Louisville Tell Their Stories A new book from the Louisville Story Program highlights a group it says isn’t heard enough: young women in South Louisville. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 9 Community In A New Book, Young Women From South Louisville Tell Their Stories Kyeland Jackson
Oct 3 Community This Is Only A Test: Why Your Cellphone Will Buzz Wednesday Afternoon Wednesday afternoon, at exactly 2:18 p.m. ET, you can expect to get a text headlined "Presidential Alert" on your cellphone. By Brian Naylor, NPR Oct 3 Community This Is Only A Test: Why Your Cellphone Will Buzz Wednesday Afternoon Brian Naylor, NPR
Oct 2 Community Public Hearings On Sherman Minton Repairs, Traffic Concerns Set For This Week A partial or complete shutdown of the non-toll bridge when work starts in 2021 could limit the free options for drivers. By Amina Elahi Oct 2 Community Public Hearings On Sherman Minton Repairs Set For This Week Amina Elahi
Sep 26 Community Jefferson Family Recovery Court To Open Next Month Eight years after state funding cuts ended Jefferson County’s family drug court, a group has raised enough money to open a new court next month. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 26 Community Jefferson Family Recovery Court To Open Next Month Kyeland Jackson
Sep 26 Community After Mini Storage Defeat, Owners Explore Sale Of Historic Bardstown Properties The owners of 1300 and 1306 Bardstown Road are considering selling or leasing the properties after plans to develop them with mini storage fell through. By Amina Elahi Sep 26 Community Owners Explore Sale Of Historic Bardstown Properties Amina Elahi
Sep 26 Community New Series ‘Tough And Universal: Stories Of Grit’ To Begin This Week On WFPL These stories — produced in partnership with IDEAS xLab — are first-person accounts from people in your community who’ve overcome some significant challenge and thrived. By Erica Peterson Sep 26 Community New Series 'Tough And Universal: Stories Of Grit' Begins This Week Erica Peterson
Sep 25 Community Louisville Prepares For More Heavy Rain, Possible Flash Flooding City officials gathered for a news conference Tuesday to brief people on how they're preparing for more heavy rain. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 25 Community Louisville Prepares For More Heavy Rain, Possible Flash Flooding Kyeland Jackson
Sep 24 Community Louder Than Life Festival Cancelled After Flooding At Champions Park In a note posted to social media and on the website, concert producer Danny Wimmer Presents wrote that ongoing rain and flooding had made the festival site unsafe. By Staff Sep 24 Community Louder Than Life Festival Cancelled After Flooding At Champions Park Staff
Sep 23 Community Day 2 Of ‘Bourbon & Beyond’ Festival Cancelled Due To Rain In a news release Sunday morning, festival organizers said the city declared the festival site unsafe after heavy rainfall on Saturday. By Staff Sep 23 Community Day 2 Of 'Bourbon & Beyond' Festival Cancelled Due To Rain Staff