Apr 20 Community LG&E Customers To See Smaller Rate Increase Following Settlement The average LG&E customer with both electricity and gas can still expect to see their bill increase by about $96 in the first year. By Ryan Van Velzer Apr 20 Community LG&E Customers To See Smaller Rate Increase Following Settlement Ryan Van Velzer
Apr 19 Community Protester Punched By LMPD Officer Demands Accountability “It hurt because we pay them to protect us. I could have been another George Floyd,” he said. By Ryan Van Velzer Apr 19 Community Protester Punched By LMPD Officer Demands Accountability Ryan Van Velzer
Apr 16 Community Thunder Over Louisville Down To 3 Sites Due To Crowd Concerns Originally planned for five sites throughout the area, the fireworks displays will now take place at three locations. By Staff Apr 16 Community Thunder Over Louisville Down To 3 Sites Staff
Apr 16 Community Dogs, Humans Brace For An Unusual Thunder Over Louisville Some are excited to see one of five fireworks displays from close to home. Others worry about those sensitive to loud, unexpected explosions. By Jess Clark Apr 16 Community Dogs, Humans Brace For Unusual Thunder Over Louisville Jess Clark
Apr 11 Community ‘Filled With Her Spirit,’ A Louisville Art Exhibition Honors Breonna Taylor "To see it all come together is just a blessing," says Tamika Palmer, Breonna Taylor's mother. By Stephanie Wolf Apr 11 Community 'Filled With Her Spirit,' Louisville Art Exhibit Honors Breonna Taylor Stephanie Wolf
Apr 10 Community Louisville’s 60-Mile Pegasus Parade Begins In The Rain The Pegasus Parade began its 60-mile, socially-distant journey through the rain in Louisville and southern Indiana on Saturday. By Ryland Barton Apr 10 Community Louisville’s 60-Mile Pegasus Parade Begins In The Rain Ryland Barton
Apr 1 Community Online Vaccine Sign-Ups Limit Access For Some Of The Most Vulnerable Often, even learning about vaccination opportunities requires internet access and tech savvy. That's hard on seniors. By Jess Clark Apr 1 Community Online Vaccine Sign-Ups A Barrier For Vulnerable Groups Jess Clark
Mar 26 Community As Louisville’s Public Libraries Welcome Patrons Back Inside, Staff Worry About Safety While LFPL organized a vaccination clinic, most staff are not fully vaccinated and received the plan for expanded services just Thursday. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 26 Community LFPL Welcomes Patrons Back Inside But Some Staff Worry About Safety Stephanie Wolf
Mar 25 Community Thunder Over Louisville Reimagined With 5 Pop-Up Shows Thunder Over Louisville 2021 is returning on April 17, with a plan to light up neighborhoods across Louisville and Southern Indiana. By Jess Clark Mar 25 Community Thunder Over Louisville Reimagined With 5 Pop-Up Shows Jess Clark
Mar 23 Community Sherman Minton Inspections, Traffic Interruptions Expected Over Next Four Weeks Inspections on the Sherman Minton Bridge started Tuesday as crews prepare for a major repair project on the aging bridge later this year. By John Boyle Mar 23 Community Sherman Minton Inspections, Traffic Interruptions Begin John Boyle
Mar 22 Community PHOTOS: Hundreds Gather In Louisville To Honor Atlanta Shooting Victims Louisville's vigil was one of many that took place this weekend across the country. By Staff Mar 22 Community Hundreds Gather In Louisville To Honor Atlanta Shooting Victims Staff
Mar 15 Community Preservationists Rally To Save Odd Fellows Building In Downtown Louisville Council members David James and Jecorey Arthur cite the building’s segregated past in their resolution to overturn the landmark status. By John Boyle Mar 15 Community Louisville Preservationists Rally For Odd Fellows Building John Boyle
Mar 13 Community A Year After Breonna Taylor’s Death, Protesters’ Demands Remain It's been exactly one year since Louisville police killed Breonna Taylor. Family and supporters say the fight for justice is not over. By Amina Elahi and Jess Clark Mar 13 Community Protesters Still Seeking Justice For Breonna Taylor Amina Elahi and Jess Clark
Mar 12 Community City Barricades Jefferson Square Area Ahead Of Breonna Taylor Events City officials say the barriers are for safety, but others worry they'll make it harder to access events marking one year since police killed Taylor. By Stephanie Wolf Mar 12 Community City Barricades Jefferson Square Area Ahead Of Breonna Taylor Events Stephanie Wolf