May 25 Community Non-Union Omni Laborers Continue Strike, Claiming Unfair Pay About 100 non-union workers at the Omni Hotel construction site are continuing a strike Thursday. The issue: wage inequality. By Roxanne Scott May 25 Community Non-Union Omni Laborers Continue Strike, Claiming Unfair Pay Roxanne Scott
May 25 Community Louisville Launches Long-Awaited Bike Share Program Louisville’s long-awaited bike share program will be up and running Thursday. Mayor Fischer will kick off the program with an inaugural ride at 10 a.m. By Kyeland Jackson May 25 Community Louisville Launches Long-Awaited Bike Share Program Kyeland Jackson
May 24 Community Curious Louisville: Great Minds Think Alike Sometimes a question is so great that we've already thought of it ourselves, and answered it! By Laura Ellis May 24 Community Curious Louisville: Great Minds Think Alike Laura Ellis
May 23 Community Farm To Landfill: What New Research Shows Us About Food Waste Amid national attention on reducing food waste, there’s still plenty of food that — instead of going from farm to table — ends up in the landfill. By Ashlie Stevens May 23 Community Farm To Landfill: What New Research Shows Us About Food Waste Ashlie Stevens
May 23 Community How Louisville Helped An Army Veteran Win His Battle With PTSD Many service men and women endure the hardships of war. But one veteran in Louisville says his hardest battle was when he returned home. By Roxanne Scott May 23 Community How Louisville Helped An Army Veteran Win His Battle With PTSD Roxanne Scott
May 22 Community Bevin Responds To Murder Of Louisville Boy, Vows Plan Of Action In a Facebook Live video posted Monday afternoon, Gov. Bevin called the city's record number of homicides "unacceptable." By Associated Press and Staff May 22 Community Bevin Responds To Murder Of Louisville Boy, Vows Plan Of Action Associated Press and Staff
May 22 Community Budget Breakdown: Parks Department Looks To Recover City Allocation The Metro Council is in the midst of budget discussions and Monday afternoon will hear from Seve Ghose, the head of the parks department. By Jacob Ryan May 22 Community Budget Breakdown: Parks Department Looks To Recover City Allocation Jacob Ryan
May 22 Community How Two Nonprofits Are Using Data To Fight Hunger In Louisville Dare to Care and the Greater Louisville Project compare data from GLP’s 2016 concentrated poverty map with the areas where Dare to Care distributes food. By Ashlie Stevens May 22 Community How Two Nonprofits Are Using Data To Fight Hunger In Louisville Ashlie Stevens
May 21 Community Louisville Entrepreneurs Get Ready For Boot Camp Every Saturday morning for the next five weeks, the Breakthrough Business Boot Camp will convene some of Louisville’s up-and-coming entrepreneurs. By Roxanne Scott May 21 Community Louisville Entrepreneurs Get Ready For Boot Camp Roxanne Scott
May 21 Community As Louisville Police Install Gunshot Trackers, Questions About Impact Linger A persistent police presence has done little to quell the violence, he said. And this Beecher Terrace resident expects the department's newest initiative to do the same: very little. By Jacob Ryan May 21 Community As Louisville Police Install Gunshot Trackers, Questions About Impact Linger Jacob Ryan
May 19 Community In Beechmont, Families Cope With Rising Overdoses Joe Strothman was prepared to see someone overdosing. He was even prepared for it to happen in front of his house. And in February, it did. By Lisa Gillespie May 19 Community In Beechmont, Families Cope With Rising Overdoses Lisa Gillespie
May 19 Community Kentucky’s Jobless Rate Increases Slightly In April Officials say the state's leisure and hospitality sector had the largest month-to-month increase last month, growing by 1,600 jobs. By Associated Press May 19 Community Kentucky's Jobless Rate Increases Slightly In April Associated Press
May 18 Community Wait For Visas Leaves Foreign-Born Louisville Grads In Limbo Mahsa Badami is from Iran. In order to stay in the United States and work, she needs a special visa for high-skilled workers. By Roxanne Scott May 18 Community Wait For Visas Leaves Foreign-Born Louisville Grads In Limbo Roxanne Scott
May 18 Community Kentucky Auditor: Arena Authority Missed Payment Deadlines The state auditor has released a long-awaited audit of the Louisville Arena Authority, which oversees the financial management of the KFC Yum! Center. By Staff May 18 Community Kentucky Auditor: Arena Authority Missed Payment Deadlines Staff