Jan 9 Community Family Court Judge Suspended Over Sex And Misconduct Accusations In Kentucky Kenton County Judge Dawn Gentry is alleged to have had sex with her lover and another woman while at work; she now faces possible impeachment. By Bill Chappell, NPR Jan 9 Community Ky. Judge Suspended Over Sex And Misconduct Accusations Bill Chappell, NPR
Jan 9 Community Louisville Officials Urge Participation In 2020 Census The census starts April 1 and results will be finalized by the end of the year. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 9 Community Louisville Officials Urge Participation In 2020 Census Kyeland Jackson
Jan 6 Community Louisville Launches $11.5 Million Bus Rapid Transit System Along Dixie Highway The bus rapid transit system will shuttle people on Dixie Highway from Valley Station to downtown Louisville. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 6 Community Louisville Launches Bus Rapid Transit System Along Dixie Highway Kyeland Jackson
Jan 4 Community Passport Considers Selling West Louisville Site To Revive Stalled Headquarters Project As Passport tries to renew its contract with the state, its CEO said it will issue a call to interested developers to restart the project. By Amina Elahi Jan 4 Community Passport Considers Selling West Louisville Site To Revive Project Amina Elahi
Jan 2 Community Molina Healthcare Pursues Passport’s West End Site Along With State Contract Molina is publicly expressing interest in the abandoned headquarters project at 18th and Broadway that Passport put on hold last February. By Amina Elahi Jan 2 Community Molina Pursues Passport’s West End Site Along With State Contract Amina Elahi
Jan 1 Community 2019 Biggest Year Ever For Kentucky Humane Society Adoptions Seven hundred more animals found homes this year than in 2018 — and cats saw the biggest increase. By Laura Ellis Jan 1 Community 2019 Biggest Year Ever For Kentucky Humane Society Adoptions Laura Ellis
Jan 1 Community A Look Back At The News: Here Are Our Most Memorable Stories From 2019 As we begin a brand new year, we're looking back at some of the most memorable stories to come through the WFPL newsroom in 2019. By Laura Ellis Jan 1 Community Here Are Our Most Memorable Stories From 2019 Laura Ellis
Dec 31 Community Here’s The Louisville Library’s 10 Most-Circulated Books Of The Year The library compiles the list every year, ranking titles by how many copies were checked out in print and electronic books. By Kyeland Jackson Dec 31 Community Here's The Louisville Library's 10 Most-Circulated Books Of The Year Kyeland Jackson
Dec 30 Community YouthBuild Louisville To Expand Services With $1.5 Million Grant Youthbuild Louisville will spend the money to fund its general operations and expand the number of people the organization can serve. By Kyeland Jackson Dec 30 Community YouthBuild Louisville To Expand Services With $1.5 Million Grant Kyeland Jackson
Dec 27 Community Louisville Awarded $4 Million Grant To Boost Beecher Terrace Project The Choice Supplemental grant can only be used for Beecher Terrace replacement housing units, the last of which will be complete by 2025. By Kyeland Jackson Dec 27 Community Louisville Awarded Grant To Boost Beecher Terrace Project Kyeland Jackson
Dec 26 Community Annual Blood Drive Fights Holiday Dip In Blood Donations Blood donations are hard to come by this time of year, according to American Red Cross Spokesperson Tiffany Taylor. The 42nd Annual ‘Holiday Hero Donorama’ aims to change that, offering extra incentives to people who donate. Taylor said blood donations decrease during the holidays: people are traveling, and organizations are less likely to host their […] By Kyeland Jackson Dec 26 Community Annual Blood Drive Fights Holiday Dip In Blood Donations Kyeland Jackson
Dec 24 Community Some Kentucky Organizations Expect Revenue Growth From New License Plate Law The new law takes effect December 30, and requires drivers donate $10 when buying and renewing some special license plates. By Kyeland Jackson Dec 24 Community Some Ky. Organizations Expect Revenue Growth From New License Plate Law Kyeland Jackson
Dec 24 Community Neighbors Sue Over Demolition Of Historic House In Wolf Pen Area After the city denied a request to designate the farmhouse a historic landmark, the property was demolished during an appeal period. By Amina Elahi Dec 24 Community Neighbors Sue Over Demolition Of Historic House In Wolf Pen Area Amina Elahi
Dec 24 Community LISTEN: A Child’s Christmas In Wales Louisville broadcaster Barry Bernson brings the Dylan Thomas memoir to life as a radio play. By Laura Ellis Dec 24 Community LISTEN: A Child's Christmas In Wales Laura Ellis