Dec 6 Community New SNAP Rule Could Hit Ohio Valley Hardest The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates nearly 700,000 people across the nation will lose food stamps in a new Trump administration rule. By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Dec 6 Community New SNAP Rule Could Hit Ohio Valley Hardest Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Dec 4 Community In Louisville, Neighborhoods’ Home Values Fall Along Racial Lines The report's authors found that lower median incomes and home values were common in majority-black neighborhoods. By Amina Elahi Dec 4 Community In Louisville, Neighborhoods' Home Values Fall Along Racial Lines Amina Elahi
Dec 4 Community Scientist Who Studied ‘Nature Vs. Nurture’ Wins Grawemeyer In Psychology Dr. Robert Plomin of Kings College London wins the Grawemeyer Award in Psychology for his 45 years of research in behavioral genetics. By Bill Burton Dec 4 Community Scientist Who Studied 'Nature Vs. Nurture' Wins Grawemeyer Bill Burton
Dec 3 Community Louisville Fire Department Intensifies Recruitment Amid Increase In Retirements Officials are especially targeting female and minority recruits, who they say can add new perspectives. By Kyeland Jackson Dec 3 Community Louisville Fire Department Intensifies Recruitment Kyeland Jackson
Dec 3 Community Argument For Different U.N. Approach To Climate Change Gets 2020 World Order Grawemeyer Ken Conca argues the United Nations should rethink its approach to better tackle environmental crises, including climate change. By Erica Peterson Dec 3 Community World Order Grawemeyer Goes To Prof Who Argues For New U.N. Approach Erica Peterson
Dec 3 Community With Bevin Leaving Office, What’s Next For Passport? Bevin's administration decided to drop Passport Health as a Medicaid provider, but the company will appeal to the new Beshear administration. By Amina Elahi and Lisa Gillespie Dec 3 Community With Bevin Leaving Office, What's Next For Passport? Amina Elahi and Lisa Gillespie
Dec 1 Community TARC Will Use $17 Million Federal Grant To Replace Buses From The Late 90s TARC will use the funding to take more than three dozen 1998 model buses off the road in hopes of increasing the fleet's efficiency. By Amina Elahi Dec 1 Community TARC Will Use $17 Million Federal Grant To Replace Late 90s Buses Amina Elahi
Nov 30 Community Tracing Water, Memory And Change Through Black Experiences Along And Near Route 65 Photojournalist Njaimeh Njie set out to talk to Black residents living near Route 65 about their experiences and their connections to water. By Njaimeh Njie, Belt Magazine Nov 30 Community Tracing Water And Change Through Black Experiences Along Route 65 Njaimeh Njie, Belt Magazine
Nov 29 Community Officials Consider Some Changes To Ease Westport Road Traffic Westport Road is the site of many crashes, especially rear-endings. That's why local officials hope it could be getting a few updates. By Amina Elahi Nov 29 Community Officials Consider Some Changes To Ease Westport Road Traffic Amina Elahi
Nov 27 Community What Does Thanksgiving Mean To You? We Asked Some Louisvillians Some Louisville residents share what their plans are for Thanksgiving this year, and what the holiday means to them. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 27 Community What Does Thanksgiving Mean To You? We Asked Some Louisvillians Kyeland Jackson
Nov 25 Community West End YMCA To Open In December The YMCA missed its planned October opening due to construction delays. It is one of several developments taking place in west Louisville. By Amina Elahi Nov 25 Community West End YMCA To Open In December Amina Elahi
Nov 24 Community Cherokee Park Going Car Free Once A Month The scenic loop through Cherokee Park will be closed to vehicle traffic on the last Sunday of each month, starting on Sunday, November 24. By Ryan Van Velzer Nov 24 Community Cherokee Park Going Car Free Once A Month Ryan Van Velzer
Nov 22 Community Louisville Metro Could Soon Be More Friendly To LGBT Business Owners The Metro Council could change how Louisville solicits bids from minority groups. The proposal seeks to include LGBT business enterprises. By Amina Elahi Nov 22 Community Louisville Metro Could Soon Be More Friendly To LGBT Business Owners Amina Elahi
Nov 19 Community Report Finds Record Rate of Kentucky Youth In Foster Care The report analyzed 17 measures for childrens' well-being, finding a record 47 of every 1,000 youth were in foster care from 2016 to 2018. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 19 Community Report Finds Record Rate of Kentucky Youth In Foster Care Kyeland Jackson