Sep 14 Community Louisville Business Launches Pilot Program To Support Refugees Doe-Anderson Advertising is piloting a program that aims to help provide resources for refugee families resettling in Louisville. By Roxanne Scott Sep 14 Community Louisville Business Launches Pilot Program To Support Refugees Roxanne Scott
Sep 12 Community Craig Greenberg Named CEO Of 21c Greenberg has been president of 21c Museum Hotels since 2012. He takes over as CEO for Steve Wilson, who'll continue to serve as chairman of the board. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 12 Community Craig Greenberg Named CEO Of 21c Ashlie Stevens
Sep 12 Community Lexington Cemetery Board Tentatively OKs Taking Confederate Statues The cemetery's governing board gave its response Monday after Lexington Mayor Jim Gray and others stated their case. By Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio Sep 12 Community Lexington Cemetery Board Tentatively OKs Taking Confederate Statues Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio
Sep 11 Community For Louisville Firefighters, 9/11 Attacks Reinforced Call To Duty On the 16th anniversary of 9/11, we visited the Louisville Fire Dept. headquarters where two firefighters recalled memories of that fateful day. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 11 Community For Louisville Firefighters, 9/11 Attacks Reinforced Call To Duty Kyeland Jackson
Sep 11 Community Decades In The Making, Waterfront Botanical Gardens To Break Ground Friday Officials say the site is ready for its first phase — which includes a family education center and educational gardens, and will cost about $5.8 million. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 11 Community Waterfront Botanical Gardens To Break Ground Friday Ashlie Stevens
Sep 11 Community City Owed $40 Million From Louisville Property Owners A recent report from the city shows the fines come from the some 7,400 vacant or abandoned properties scattered across Louisville. By Jacob Ryan Sep 11 Community City Owed $40 Million From Louisville Property Owners Jacob Ryan
Sep 8 Community Louisville-Based Organization Helps With Hurricane Harvey Relief Officials from Louisville-based Presbyterian Disaster Assistance arrived in Texas Tuesday. We spoke with their director, the Reverend Dr. Laurie Kraus. By Bill Burton Sep 8 Community Louisville-Based Organization Helps With Hurricane Harvey Relief Bill Burton
Sep 7 Community Will Louisville Join The Race To Land Amazon’s HQ2? Amazon has announced plans to build a second headquarters in North America. Will Louisville throw its hat in the ring? By Jacob Ryan Sep 7 Community Will Louisville Join The Race To Land Amazon’s HQ2? Jacob Ryan
Sep 6 Community City Holds First Public Forum On Confederate Monuments The Louisville Commission on Public Art held an open forum Wednesday afternoon for community members to weigh on an ongoing public art review. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 6 Community City Holds First Public Forum On Confederate Monuments Ashlie Stevens
Sep 6 Community Frazier Museum To Become Starting Point For Kentucky Bourbon Trail Officials said Wednesday the museum will build a bourbon trail welcome center and exhibit as part of a partnership with the Ky. Distillers’ Association. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 6 Community Frazier Museum To Become Starting Point For Kentucky Bourbon Trail Kyeland Jackson
Sep 6 Community Cave Hill: How A Cemetery Reveals Louisville’s Past For many, Louisville's Cave Hill Cemetery is more than just a resting place -- it's a repository of the city's municipal history. By Bill Burton Sep 6 Community Cave Hill: How A Cemetery Reveals Louisville's Past Bill Burton
Sep 6 Community On East Broadway, Old Shotgun Houses To Become New Affordable Homes The project will "serve as a demonstration vehicle for future revolving fund projects," according to the group's website. By Jacob Ryan Sep 6 Community These Old Shotgun Houses Will Become New Affordable Homes Jacob Ryan
Sep 5 Community VIDEO: Louisvillians Rally In Support Of Dreamers After Tuesday's announcement from the Trump administration officially ending DACA, supporters of the program rallied at the federal courthouse. By Roxanne Scott and J. Tyler Franklin Sep 5 Community VIDEO: Louisvillians Rally In Support Of Dreamers Roxanne Scott and J. Tyler Franklin
Sep 5 Community Annual Portland Fair To Celebrate Neighborhood’s Art, History The fair was established in 2014 as a way to highlight the neighborhood's working-class history, and its growing arts community. By Ashlie Stevens Sep 5 Community Annual Portland Fair To Celebrate Neighborhood's Art, History Ashlie Stevens