Oct 22 Community It’s Fitz! Louisville Zoo Reveals Baby Elephant’s Name As kids squealed and adults took pictures, little Fitz peeked out from behind the gate of the enclosure he shares with his mom, Mikki. By Amina Elahi Oct 22 Community It's Fitz! Louisville Zoo Reveals Baby Elephant's Name Amina Elahi
Oct 21 Community Conversation On Hate To Encourage Fighting For Peace A former white supremacist, a former al-Qaeda recruiter and an activist for Uighurs in China will meet on Wednesday in Louisville. By Amina Elahi Oct 21 Community Conversation On Hate To Encourage Fighting For Peace Amina Elahi
Oct 18 Community 900-Acre Resort Proposed At Red River Gorge A plan for a resort on roughly 900 acres in Red River Gorge was unveiled this week. By Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio Oct 18 Community 900-Acre Resort Proposed At Red River Gorge Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio
Oct 14 Community Louisville Urban League’s Track Gets $5 Million And A Name From Norton Healthcare Norton Healthcare pledged $5 million to the project in the form of a $3 million grant and an additional $2 million matching challenge. By Amina Elahi Oct 14 Community Urban League’s Track Gets $5 Million And A Name From Norton Amina Elahi
Oct 11 Community Swim Portion Of Sunday’s Ironman Canceled Over Algae Blooms Participants had been set to jump into waters near Towhead Island in Louisville before entering the Ohio River's main channel. By Associated Press Oct 11 Community Swim Portion Of Sunday's Ironman Canceled Over Algae Blooms Associated Press
Oct 10 Community The World’s Largest Collection Of Helen Keller Artifacts Is Moving To Louisville More than 80,000 pieces from the life of Keller, an iconic advocate for the deaf and blind, will now be housed at the printing house. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 10 Community Louisville To House Helen Keller Archives Kyeland Jackson
Oct 9 Community Trump Appointee Gorsuch Cryptic In LGBTQ Employment Rights Case At issue is whether Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which bars sex discrimination, covers gay and transgender workers. By Nina Totenberg Oct 9 Community Trump Appointee Gorsuch Cryptic In LGBTQ Employment Rights Case Nina Totenberg
Oct 8 Community Louisville’s Jack-O’-Lantern Spectacular Kicks Off Tuesday; Here’s How It Got Started What started as a family's modest fundraiser has expanded to three events that involve more than 15,000 pumpkins. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 8 Community Louisville’s Jack-O’-Lantern Spectacular Kicks Off Tuesday Kyeland Jackson
Oct 8 Community Showdown Over LGBTQ Employment Rights Hits Supreme Court The high court hears cases testing whether employers are free to fire employees because they are gay or transgender. By Nina Totenberg Oct 8 Community Showdown Over LGBTQ Employment Rights Hits Supreme Court Nina Totenberg
Oct 5 Community Logan Street Market Brings Artisanal Food To Shelby Park The new marketplace features over 30 vendors -- including two different kinds of mongers. By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 5 Community Logan Street Market Brings Artisanal Food To Shelby Park Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 3 Community Does Southern Indiana Need A Conference Center? Tourism Officials Want To Know Southern Indiana officials are commissioning research to determine whether the region needs a conference center. By Kyeland Jackson Oct 3 Community Southern Indiana Is Exploring A Potential Conference Center Kyeland Jackson
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