Apr 19 Community Impact Of Redlining Outweighs JPMorgan’s $3 Million Grant, Advocates Say The grant will fund programs aimed at helping residents of Portland, Phoenix Hill, Smoketown, Shelby Park, South-Central Louisville and Russell. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 19 Community Impact Of Redlining Outweighs JPMorgan's $3M Grant, Advocates Say Liz Schlemmer
Apr 15 Community City, Google Fiber Reach Deal To Restore Roads As Internet Service Ends In Louisville Google Fiber will pay millions to repair roads damaged by the experimental and ultimately failed shallow-trenching system employed here. By Amina Elahi Apr 15 Community City, Google Fiber Reach Deal To Restore Roads Amina Elahi
Apr 9 Community Organizers Make Final Preparations For Thunder Over Louisville The 30th annual Thunder Over Louisville is just days away and organizers say this year’s fireworks will be more colorful than ever before. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 9 Community Organizers Make Final Preparations For Thunder Over Louisville Kyeland Jackson
Apr 8 Community Here’s A Look Inside The New West End YMCA Officials say construction of the $28 million, 77,000 square-foot building is on schedule and on budget. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 8 Community Here's A Look Inside The New West End YMCA Kyeland Jackson
Apr 3 Community Baptist Pastors Say Race Conversation Should Focus On Southern Baptist Seminary, Not Castleman At a Simmons College discussion Wednesday, panelists addressed a recent report in which the Seminary acknowledged its racist legacy. By Amina Elahi Apr 3 Community Pastors Say Race Conversation Should Focus On Southern Baptist Seminary Amina Elahi
Apr 3 Community Beecher Resident Relocation Threatens Future Of Neighborhood Child Center The displacement of nearby residents due to housing redevelopment has cut enrollment numbers and could force the Mini-Versity to close. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 3 Community Beecher Resident Relocation Threatens Future Of Child Center Kyeland Jackson
Apr 3 Community After UK Protests, Students Say Food Insecurity Is Issue At U of L, Too U of L student Henny Ransdell says many college students have trouble affording nutritious food at one point or another. For her, it was while working part-time over summer break. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 3 Community Students Say Food Insecurity Is Issue At U of L, Too Liz Schlemmer
Apr 2 Community Russell Nonprofit To Host Preservation Trade Expo Commonwealth Preservation Trades will host the Midwestern Preservation Trade Expo, a showcase of jobs related to the home restoration industry. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 2 Community Russell Nonprofit To Host Preservation Trade Expo Ashlie Stevens
Apr 1 Community PHOTOS: City Crews Clear Large Downtown Louisville Homeless Camp The city has cleared the camp under the highway overpass on Jefferson Street, leaving some wondering where to go next. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 1 Community PHOTOS: City Crews Clear Large Downtown Louisville Homeless Camp Kyeland Jackson
Mar 13 Community These Families Support JCPS Teachers, But Say Coping During ‘Sickouts’ Is Tough Alisa Muata has grandchildren in JCPS schools. She said when sickouts have closed schools, she’s had to look after her them while her daughter works. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 13 Community These Families Back Teachers, But Say Coping During 'Sickouts' Is Tough Kyeland Jackson
Mar 12 Community Kentucky Distillery Owner Charged In National College Recruiting Scandal Marci Palatella, founder and owner of Preservation Distillery in Bardstown, is charged with felony conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 12 Community Ky. Distillery Owner Charged In National College Recruiting Scandal Ashlie Stevens
Mar 10 Community Neighbors Highlight Concerns, Opportunities At Russell Design Meeting At a recent public meeting, community leaders and urban designers solicited ideas from neighbors on how things could improve in the Russell neighborhood By Amina Elahi Mar 10 Community Neighbors Highlight Concerns, Opportunities At Russell Design Meeting Amina Elahi
Mar 6 Community New U of L Scholarship Will Serve Catholic LGBTQ Students Plaintiffs in the landmark Supreme Court case that made same-sex marriage legal in the U.S. have created a new scholarship for LGBT Catholic students at U of L. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 6 Community New U of L Scholarship Will Serve Catholic LGBTQ Students Kyeland Jackson
Mar 6 Community Get Your Fish On: Here’s Your Guide To 2019 Louisville Fish Fries It's Ash Wednesday... the beginning of Lent and six delicious weeks of local parish fish fries. By Jonese Franklin Mar 6 Community Get Your Fish On: Here's Your Guide To 2019 Louisville Fish Fries Jonese Franklin