Oct 1 Community Kentucky Organizations Get $1 Million To Fight Hepatitis C Eight Kentucky-based organizations will share a $1.05 million grant to fight hepatitis C infections spread by the opioid crisis. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 1 Community Kentucky Organizations Get $1 Million Dollars To Fight Hepatitis C Kyeland Jackson
Sep 29 Community Kentucky’s Overcrowded Jails Full Of Nonviolent Offenders An analysis by the Administrative Office of the Courts says Kentucky's overcrowded jails are filled with nonviolent offenders who pose little risk. By Associated Press Sep 29 Community Kentucky's Overcrowded Jails Full Of Nonviolent Offenders Associated Press
Sep 25 Community As Another Russell Project Begins, Gentrification Concerns Prevalent It's the latest project in a string of massive investments going into Russell, a neighborhood in west Louisville that has long lacked commercial development as a result of racist government policies. By Amina Elahi Sep 25 Community As Another Russell Project Begins, Gentrification Concerns Prevalent Amina Elahi
Sep 24 Community Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch To Speak In Louisville This Week Bunch was appointed secretary in June. Previously, he helped found and directed the National Museum for African American History and Culture. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 24 Community Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch To Speak In Louisville This Week Kyeland Jackson
Sep 23 Community Detained Youth Relocated Out Of Jefferson County Risk Losing Needed Connections Moving out of county could make it a lot harder for youth to access their support systems in the critical period before trial. By Amina Elahi Sep 23 Community Detained Youth Relocated Out Of County Risk Losing Needed Connections Amina Elahi
Sep 23 Community Louisville Taps Nashville Firm To Draft Broadway Development Plan The vision for Broadway is part of Move Louisville, a 20-year plan that calls for a shift in how people move around the city. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 23 Community Louisville Taps Nashville Firm To Draft Broadway Development Plan Kyeland Jackson
Sep 20 Community Louisville Collector Fundraising For New Black History Museum A Louisville native is looking for community support to open a black history museum downtown. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 20 Community Louisville Collector Fundraising For New Black History Museum Kyeland Jackson
Sep 19 Community Officials Share Tentative Plan To Transfer Detained Louisville Youth Out Of County Three months before Louisville stops operating its youth detention center, officials have reached a deal to turn the youth over to the state. By Amina Elahi Sep 19 Community Officials Share Tentative Plan To Transfer Detained Youth Out Of County Amina Elahi
Sep 18 Community Louisville Remembers Humana Co-Founder David Jones, Sr. David Jones Sr. was a well-known businessman and philanthropist. Many also counted him as a friend and mentor. By Lisa Gillespie Sep 18 Community Louisville Remembers Humana Co-Founder David Jones, Sr. Lisa Gillespie
Sep 18 Community West End YMCA Opening Delayed Past October Target Until recently, the facility was expected to open in October. But officials now say that will be pushed to an unspecified date this fall. By Amina Elahi Sep 18 Community West End YMCA Opening Delayed Past October Target Amina Elahi
Sep 18 Community Humana Co-Founder And Louisville Philanthropist David Jones Sr. Has Died Humana co-founder David Jones Sr. has died at the age of 88. By Staff Sep 18 Community Humana Co-Founder And Philanthropist David Jones Sr. Has Died Staff
Sep 17 Community Cokie Roberts, Pioneering Journalist Who Helped Shape NPR, Dies at 75 Roberts, who joined the fledgling network in 1978, was a seasoned Washington insider who developed a distinctive voice as a reporter and commentator for both NPR and ABC News. By Bobby Allyn, NPR and Scott Neuman Sep 17 Community Cokie Roberts, Pioneering Journalist Who Helped Shape NPR, Dies at 75 Bobby Allyn, NPR and Scott Neuman
Sep 16 Community West Louisville Residents Suggest Paths To Revitalization Without Gentrification Around 100 residents and stakeholders gathered Friday for a forum about responsible revitalization in Louisville’s West End. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 16 Community West Louisville Residents Suggest Paths To Revitalization Kyeland Jackson
Sep 16 Community U.S. Awards Ky. National Guard Airman Nation’s Second Highest Honor Technical Sergeant Daniel Keller received the Air Force Cross because of his bravery during a 2017 mission in Afghanistan. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 16 Community U.S. Awards Ky. National Guard Airman Nation's Second Highest Honor Kyeland Jackson