Jun 10 Local News Ky. Lawmaker Wants To Keep Transgender Athletes Off Women’s Sports Teams A proposed bill would ban transgender girls and women from participating on women's sports teams at public schools in Kentucky. By Jess Clark Jun 10 Local News Ky. Lawmaker Wants To Keep Transgender Athletes Off Women’s Sports Teams Jess Clark
Jun 10 Local News KY Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Laws Limiting Beshear Powers The Republican-led legislature passed several laws undermining the Democratic governor’s emergency powers earlier this year. By Ryland Barton Jun 10 Local News KY Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Laws Limiting Beshear Powers Ryland Barton
Jun 10 Local News IU Researcher: Pandemic Confirms How Low-Quality Jobs Affect African Americans’ Health African Americans are overrepresented in essential jobs that—compared to the national average—pay less, offer limited benefits, provide less stability and, during the pandemic, sometimes exposed them to COVID-19 at higher rates than other groups. By Farah Yousry, Side Effects Public Media Jun 10 Local News IU Researcher: Pandemic Confirms How Low-Quality Jobs Affect African Americans’ Health Farah Yousry, Side Effects Public Media
Jun 9 Local News Live Louisville Pride Back On The Calendar Organizers have set a date for the festival, citing declining COVID-19 rates and the governor’s lifting of capacity restrictions. By Clare Roth Jun 9 Local News Live Louisville Pride Back On The Calendar Clare Roth
Jun 9 Local News J-Town Mayor Bill Dieruf To Run For Louisville Mayor Jeffersontown Mayor Bill Dieruf has announced he will run to be the next mayor of Louisville. By Ryland Barton Jun 9 Local News J-Town Mayor Bill Dieruf To Run For Louisville Mayor Ryland Barton
Jun 4 Local News Track Opens As Final Piece of West End Community Center The final piece of the Louisville Urban League Sports and Learning Campus opened Friday with the ribbon cutting of the Humana Outdoor Track & Field. By Lily Burris Jun 4 Local News Track Opens As Final Piece of West End Community Center Lily Burris
Apr 13 Local News J&J Vaccine Pause Cuts Into Available Doses In The Ohio Valley State leaders around the Ohio Valley will temporarily have fewer doses of COVID-19 vaccine to distribute following the Food and Drug Administration’s decision Tuesday to pause the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Regional officials gave no indication that they will have shortages of vaccines as a result, but the pause on the Johnson […] By Suhail Bhat and Jeff Young Apr 13 Local News J&J Vaccine Pause Cuts Into Available Doses In The Ohio Valley Suhail Bhat and Jeff Young
Feb 15 Local News Beshear: Weather Delays Won’t Hurt Vaccine Delivery Long-Term Beshear said the need to delay vaccinations was “unfortunate,” but was not concerned about the long-term trends. By Amina Elahi Feb 15 Local News Beshear: Weather Delays Won’t Hurt Vaccine Trajectory Amina Elahi
Feb 11 Local News Gov. Beshear Declares State Of Emergency Amid Icy Conditions As the weather system moves out of the state, bitterly cold temperatures and icy conditions are expected to remain. By Ryan Van Velzer Feb 11 Local News Beshear Declares State Of Emergency Amid Icy Conditions Ryan Van Velzer
Feb 10 Local News Ky. Officials Warn Of Icy Roadways, Power Outages Due To Winter Storm Gov. Beshear says COVID-19 vaccine providers have generators to keep doses refrigerated if the power goes out. By Jess Clark Feb 10 Local News Officials Warn Of Ice, Power Outages Due To Winter Storm Jess Clark
Feb 3 Local News Questions About COVID Vaccines? Two Scientists Explain A study says 39% of Americans aren’t likely to get a vaccine. One of the main reasons: a lack of trust in the research and development process. By Stephanie Whiteside, Side Effects Public Media Feb 3 Local News Questions About COVID Vaccines? Two Scientists Explain Stephanie Whiteside, Side Effects Public Media
Jan 20 Local News Beshear Says Steady COVID-19 Positivity Rate Is Cause For Optimism The governor reported 3,433 new cases Wednesday, but the state's positivity rate has been below 12% for five days in a row. By John Boyle Jan 20 Local News Beshear Optimistic About Steady COVID-19 Positivity Rate John Boyle
Dec 29 Local News ‘Timely Help’: Small Business Owner Reflects On How COVID-19 Has Changed Business Operations Before the pandemic, the Fade Cave used to be a place where the community could come and socialize, but COVID-19 has diminished those gatherings. By Alana Watson Dec 29 Local News ‘Timely Help’: Small Business Owner Reflects On How COVID-19 Has Changed Business Operations Alana Watson
Dec 15 Local News Louisville MSD To Repair Historic Sewer Pipe On West Broadway The sewers were first built in the 1800s, and have withstood more than a century of storm and wastewater. By Ryan Van Velzer Dec 15 Local News Louisville MSD To Repair Historic Sewer Pipe On West Broadway Ryan Van Velzer