Sep 18 Community It’s Homecoming Weekend In Louisville’s Russell Neighborhood A development project run in partnership with the city is hosting a series of events to commemorate the neighborhood and its residents. By Yasmine Jumaa Sep 18 Community It’s Homecoming Weekend In Louisville’s Russell Neighborhood Yasmine Jumaa
Sep 17 Community Jeffersontown’s Gaslight Festival Returns To In-Person Events Jeffersontown’s annual Gaslight Festival returned to in-person events this year. Last year, it was virtual due to the pandemic. By Breya Jones Sep 17 Community Jeffersontown's Gaslight Festival Returns To In-Person Events Breya Jones
Sep 11 Community Louisville Commemorates The 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Louisville commemorated the 20th anniversary of September 11 with various events and memorials across the city. By Breya Jones Sep 11 Community Louisville Commemorates 20 Years Since 9/11 Breya Jones
Sep 10 Community Kentucky Humane Society Housing Shelter Animals From Hurricane Ida’s Path More than 60 cats and dogs arrived at the Humane Society’s Sam Swope Pet Retreat in Jeffersontown on Wednesday night. By John Boyle Sep 10 Community Humane Society Housing Animals From Hurricane’s Path John Boyle
Sep 9 Community Settlement Aims To Protect Ky. Foster Youth From Discrimination, Indoctrination Officials agreed to protect youth against religious proselytization, coercion and discrimination during placement in tax-funded residential facilities. By Yasmine Jumaa Sep 9 Community Settlement To Protect Foster Youth From Indoctrination Yasmine Jumaa
Sep 6 Community Return Of WorldFest Brings Foodies, Culture-Lovers Back To Downtown Louisville The event made a comeback on its 19th anniversary after taking a hiatus due to the pandemic. By Jess Clark Sep 6 Community Return Of WorldFest Brings Culture-Lovers Back To Downtown Jess Clark
Sep 6 Community Louisville Study Examines Tear Gas Health Risks Researchers are trying to learn about complications beyond upper respiratory issues and damage to skin and eyes. By Yasmine Jumaa Sep 6 Community Louisville Study Examines Tear Gas Health Risks Yasmine Jumaa
Sep 3 Community Honor Flight Bluegrass Taking Sign-ups Through Tuesday Honor Flight Bluegrass is taking sign-ups for their October trip to war memorials in Washington D.C. This is the first trip since 2019. By Breya Jones Sep 3 Community Honor Flight Bluegrass Taking Sign-ups Through Tuesday Breya Jones
Sep 2 Community Correction: Courier Journal Combines Editions For Holiday Retraction: This story incorrectly reported that the Courier Journal is discontinuing its Monday print edition. WFPL regrets the error. By Staff Sep 2 Community Correction: Courier Journal Combines Editions For Holiday Staff
Aug 30 Community Morehead Mobile Home Park Residents Sue City After Displacement Former residents of Morehead’s North Fork Mobile Home Park are suing the city after a local measure paved the way for their mass eviction earlier this year. By Yasmine Jumaa Aug 30 Community Morehead Mobile Home Park Residents Sue City After Displacement Yasmine Jumaa
Aug 28 Community Incarcerated Women Say Drinking Water Scarce During Power Outage All but two of the prison's housing units are without air conditioning, and visitation has been suspended. By Breya Jones and Yasmine Jumaa Aug 28 Community Incarcerated Women Say Drinking Water Scarce During Power Outage Breya Jones and Yasmine Jumaa
Aug 27 Community White LMPD Major Sues City Over Demotion Related To Racial Slur Aubrey Gregory says he’s being discriminated against because two Black people in the room also used the n-word and faced no consequences. By Roberto Roldan Aug 27 Community White LMPD Major Sues City Over Demotion Related To Racial Slur Roberto Roldan
Aug 25 Community Fairgoers Experience Sensory-Friendly Morning State fair rides were quieter for two hours Wednesday morning to allow fairgoers with sensory sensitivities a chance to more calmly enjoy the festivities. By Breya Jones Aug 25 Community Fairgoers Experience Sensory-Friendly Morning Breya Jones
Aug 24 Community Annual Louisville Pride Festival Canceled Second Year In A Row Organizers said the cancellation is in response to rising COVID-19 case-rate and the highly transmissible delta variant. By Yasmine Jumaa Aug 24 Community Annual Louisville Pride Festival Canceled Second Year In A Row Yasmine Jumaa