Jan 23 Community Passport Health CEO: Reimbursement Rates Could Bankrupt Company The threat of bankruptcy raises questions about Passport’s $130 million planned development for West Louisville. By Lisa Gillespie and Amina Elahi Jan 23 Community Passport Health CEO: Reimbursement Rates Could Bankrupt Company Lisa Gillespie and Amina Elahi
Jan 21 Community JCPS Operating On A 2-Hour Delay Tuesday Jefferson County Public Schools will open two hours later than usual on Tuesday, as the school system continues to work to clear snow and ice. By Staff Jan 21 Community JCPS Operating On A 2-Hour Delay Tuesday Staff
Jan 21 Community LISTEN: This Year’s Martin Luther King Jr. ‘Hope Breakfast’ In Louisville Here are some of the speeches from the “Hope Breakfast,” an annual celebration of King’s life and legacy held at the Muhammad Ali Center. By Staff Jan 21 Community LISTEN: This Year's MLK Jr. 'Hope Breakfast' In Louisville Staff
Jan 19 Community Kentucky Students In ‘MAGA’ Hats Mock Native American After Rally Videos circulating online show a youth staring at and standing extremely close to an elderly Native American man singing and playing a drum. By Adam Beam, Associated Press and Brian Melley, Associated Press Jan 19 Community Kentucky Students In 'MAGA' Hats Mock Native American After Rally Adam Beam, Associated Press and Brian Melley, Associated Press
Jan 19 Community With ‘Lean In Louisville,’ City Aims To Address Discrimination, Inequality But some advocates worry that the initiative could be undercut by a lack of a significant budgetary investment — or policy directive. By Jacob Ryan Jan 19 Community 'Lean In Louisville' Aims To Address Discrimination, Inequality Jacob Ryan
Jan 17 Community Limited USDA Service During Government Shutdown Sows Confusion For Farmers Tobacco and grain farmer Bob Galloway was interested in federal relief payments for growers affected by tariffs, but he will have to wait. By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 17 Community Limited USDA Service During Shutdown Sows Confusion For Farmers Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 17 Community Fischer Touts Growth, Warns Of Rising Pension Costs In State Of The City Fischer said that his administration will focus on workforce development, education, globalization and the built economy. By Ryan Van Velzer Jan 17 Community Fischer Touts Growth, Warns Of Pension Costs In State Of The City Ryan Van Velzer
Jan 16 Community Louisville International Airport To Be Renamed In Honor Of Muhammad Ali Officials expect the bulk of rebranding and signage changes at the airport won’t take place until June — during the "I Am Ali" festival. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 16 Community Louisville International Airport To Be Renamed In Honor Of Ali Kyeland Jackson
Jan 2 Community LISTEN: Former Courier Journal Editors On Civil Rights Activist Suzy Post’s Legacy Keith Runyon and David Hawpe remember Suzy Post — called "Louisville's Conscience" by some — who died Wednesday at the age of 85. By Staff Jan 2 Community LISTEN: Former Courier Journal Editors On Activist Suzy Post's Legacy Staff
Jan 2 Community City Funds To Support Low-Barrier Shelters, Item Storage For Homeless In its last session of 2018, the Metro Council voted to allocate more than half a million dollars of surplus funding to boost services for the homeless. By Amina Elahi Jan 2 Community City Funds To Support Low-Barrier Shelters, Item Storage For Homeless Amina Elahi
Jan 1 Community After Record Rain In 2018, City To Continue Flood Sign Updates City officials say they are still working to update warning signs in dangerous, flood-prone areas across Louisville. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 1 Community After Record Rain In 2018, City To Continue Flood Sign Updates Kyeland Jackson
Dec 31 Community Community Gathers For Funeral Of LMPD Detective Deidre Mengedoht Louisville Metro Police Detective Deidre “Dee Dee” Mengedoht's funeral was held at Southeast Christian Church, where she was an active member. By Kyeland Jackson Dec 31 Community Community Gathers For Funeral Of LMPD Detective Deidre Mengedoht Kyeland Jackson
Dec 30 Community Best Of 2018: Our Year Reporting On The City I dove into a changing Louisville, following major stories like the November election, and exploring my personal interest in technology and transportation. By Amina Elahi Dec 30 Community Best Of 2018: Our Year Reporting On The City Amina Elahi
Dec 27 Community 3 Coal Barges Sink In Ohio River After Bridge Accident The tug was pushing 15 loaded barges when one struck the Clark Memorial Bridge around 8 p.m. Tuesday. Nine floated downstream, and three have capsized. By Associated Press Dec 27 Community 3 Coal Barges Sink In Ohio River After Bridge Accident Associated Press