Aug 9 News About WFPL Curious Louisville: Embedded For A Week At The Kentucky State Fair Curious Louisville is living at the Kentucky State Fair for a week! Ask us your questions! By Staff Aug 9 News About WFPL Fairly Curious? Ask Us Your Questions About The Kentucky State Fair Staff
Jul 11 News About WFPL Here’s How To Help Louisville Public Media Track Hate Crimes LPM has joined ProPublica's Documenting Hate Project. If you or someone you know has been a victim of a hate crime, tell us about it. By Roxanne Scott Jul 11 News About WFPL Here's How To Help Louisville Public Media Track Hate Crimes Roxanne Scott
Jul 6 News About WFPL WFPL And KyCIR Coverage Wins Numerous Local, State, National Awards WFPL News and the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting took home 13 SPJ Louisville awards for radio and print/online coverage. By Staff Jul 6 News About WFPL WFPL And KyCIR Coverage Wins Numerous Local, State, National Awards Staff
Jul 5 News About WFPL Louisville’s Social Calendar, Do502, Will Expand Under LPM At Louisville Public Media, our goal is to connect you to every part of our diverse city. Acquiring Do502 is one more way to serve you and that mission. By Michael Skoler Jul 5 News About WFPL Louisville's Social Calendar, Do502, Will Expand Under LPM Michael Skoler
Jul 3 News About WFPL Fischer, Chief Conrad To Discuss Police, Violence Live On WFPL Wednesday Louisville suffered a record number of homicides and gun violence last year, and this year we’re on pace to break it. We’ll talk with Mayor Greg Fischer, Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Steve Conrad and Department of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods Director Rashaad Abdur-Rahman about policing, drugs, community relationships, poverty and economic growth, and various other […] By Laura Ellis Jul 3 News About WFPL Fischer To Discuss Police, Violence Live On WFPL Wednesday Laura Ellis
Jun 24 News About WFPL Strange Fruit: Our 200th Episode! We recorded our 200th episode in front of an audience this week at the Green Building in NuLu! By Laura Ellis Jun 24 News About WFPL Strange Fruit: Our 200th Episode! Laura Ellis
Jun 5 News About WFPL Louisville Public Media Welcomes ‘Science Friday’ With Ira Flatow For more than 25 years, “Science Friday” has brought the top stories in science and technology to public radio audiences, reaching 1.8 million radio listeners. By Staff Jun 5 News About WFPL Louisville Public Media Welcomes ‘Science Friday’ With Ira Flatow Staff
May 3 News About WFPL Louisville Public Media’s $5 Million Bid To Save Partner WNKU Is Rejected Louisville Public Media offered the university $5 million, in a mix of cash and services aimed at preserving the public service mission of WNKU. By Staff May 3 News About WFPL Louisville Public Media’s Bid To Save Partner WNKU Is Rejected Staff
Apr 4 News About WFPL NPR, Ohio Valley ReSource Honored For Black Lung Investigation Investigative Reporters and Editors has honored NPR's Howard Berkes and the ReSource for reporting on the resurgence of black lung cases in Appalachia. By Jeff Young Apr 4 News About WFPL NPR, Ohio Valley ReSource Honored For Black Lung Investigation Jeff Young
Apr 4 News About WFPL KyCIR’s Kate Howard Wins National Investigative Award Howard was named a recipient Tuesday of a national journalism award for her coverage of the University of Louisville. By Brendan McCarthy Apr 4 News About WFPL KyCIR’s Kate Howard Wins National Investigative Award Brendan McCarthy
Mar 30 News About WFPL WFPL Podcast Hosts To Lead #BlackArtMatters Discussion The hosts of WFPL's Strange Fruit will host a Conversation with #BlackArtMatters artists this Friday. By Laura Ellis Mar 30 News About WFPL WFPL Podcast Hosts To Lead #BlackArtMatters Discussion Laura Ellis
Feb 28 News About WFPL You Can Now Get WFPL News On Your Amazon Device We've created an easy to follow step-by-step instructional video to help you set up your device. By Staff Feb 28 News About WFPL You Can Now Get WFPL News On Your Amazon Device Staff
Jan 17 News About WFPL New Investigative Series ‘In The Dark’ Explores 27-Year Child Abduction Case The disappearance of 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling in rural Minnesota in 1989 was one of the most infamous child abductions in the country. By Staff Jan 17 News About WFPL New Series 'In The Dark' Explores 27-Year Child Abduction Case Staff
Dec 21 News About WFPL U of L Foundation Settles Records Lawsuit With KyCIR Under the agreement, the University of Louisville Foundation agreed to hand over requested documents and pay $15,000 in legal fees. By Staff Dec 21 News About WFPL U of L Foundation Settles Records Lawsuit With KyCIR Staff