May 23 Community Reports Of Gas Leaks Cause Evacuations In Louisville’s Clifton, Highlands Neighborhoods At least two buildings in the Highlands and Clifton neighborhoods were evacuated Thursday after reports of people smelling natural gas. By Ryan Van Velzer May 23 Community Reports Of Gas Leaks Cause Evacuations In Louisville Ryan Van Velzer
May 22 Community In Louisville, Activists Rally For Abortion Rights Tuesday’s protest at the Federal Courthouse was organized by Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky, and the group Indivisible Kentucky. By Jewél Jackson May 22 Community In Louisville, Activists Rally For Abortion Rights Jewél Jackson
May 20 Community New Northeast Library Will Complete City’s Regional Plan The 40,000-square-foot facility is the third and final regional library planned for Louisville. It will open to the public on June 24. By Amina Elahi May 20 Community New Northeast Library Will Complete City's Regional Plan Amina Elahi
May 19 Community Monday Is The Deadline To File Property Valuation Appeals In Louisville Values are assessed on a four-year rotation. This year, they include the west and southwestern parts of Jefferson County. By Amina Elahi May 19 Community Deadline To File Property Valuation Appeals In Louisville Is Monday Amina Elahi
May 16 Community New Program Invites Public To Discuss Role Of Race In Judicial System Louisville residents can speak with members of the judiciary at a free event Thursday night focused on race and the courts. By Amina Elahi May 16 Community New Program Invites Public To Discuss Role Of Race In Judicial System Amina Elahi
May 15 Community Voting In Next Week’s Primary? Your Polling Place May Be Different Some Jefferson County voters will need to visit new polling places for next week’s primary election due to changes with some facilities that have served as hosts in the past. By Amina Elahi May 15 Community Voting In Next Week's Primary? Your Polling Place May Be Different Amina Elahi
May 14 Community Louisville Student’s Podcast About Being Trans Named Finalist In NPR Contest Stellan Petto, a sixth grader at Louisville’s J. Graham Brown School, was recognized for his podcast, "What is it like being trans?” By Henry Zimmerman May 14 Community Louisville Student's Podcast About Being Trans Named Finalist In NPR Contest Henry Zimmerman
May 10 Community LMPD Chief, Union President At Odds Over New Traffic Stop Policies The new policies are intended to reiterate to officers that their leaders expect them to conduct stops without bias, Conrad said. By Amina Elahi May 10 Community LMPD Chief, Union President At Odds Over New Traffic Stop Policies Amina Elahi
May 9 Community Louisville Police To Change Traffic Stop Policies Police Chief Steve Conrad said the changes are meant to ensure officers don’t interact with bias and build a better community relations. By Kyeland Jackson May 9 Community Louisville Police To Change Traffic Stop Policies Kyeland Jackson
May 7 Community Louisville’s Tyler Park’s Million Dollar Makeover Has Begun Officials broke ground Tuesday on renovations to Tyler Park in the Highlands, one of several investments planned for parks around the city. By Ryan Van Velzer May 7 Community Tyler Park's Million Dollar Makeover Has Begun Ryan Van Velzer
May 6 Community Renovated Colonial Gardens To House El Taco Luchador, Union 15 Officials said Monday that El Taco Luchador and a new pizza and tap house called Union 15 will be the first tenants to open at Colonial Gardens in the coming months. By Kyeland Jackson May 6 Community Renovated Colonial Gardens To House El Taco Luchador, Union 15 Kyeland Jackson
May 5 Community ‘His Mother Was A Mudder’ — How To Bet On A Rainy Derby The rain can have a big effect — not just on the crowd’s spirits — but also on the outcome of the race.This year, crowds came prepared. By Liz Schlemmer May 5 Community 'His Mother Was A Mudder' — How To Bet On A Rainy Derby Liz Schlemmer
May 4 Community PHOTOS: It’s Derby Day! Here’s What We’re Seeing Around Churchill Downs Happy Derby Day! The 145th running of the Kentucky Derby is today at Churchill Downs; post time is at 6:50 p.m. By Staff May 4 Community PHOTOS: It's Derby Day! Staff
May 3 Community From Haikus To Track Lobster, Oaks Attendees Find Unique Ways To Experience The Track While Joe Nevills was handicapping the races with haikus, lines were forming for $20 lobster rolls from a concession stand. By Ashlie Stevens May 3 Community Oaks Attendees Find Unique Ways To Experience The Track Ashlie Stevens