Nov 21 Environment Judge Rules Utility Regulators Must Accept Low-Income Advocates In Rate Case Regulators denied groups including the Sierra Club from intervening in the rate case, while at the same time granting the right to Walmart and Kroger. By Ryan Van Velzer Nov 21 Environment Judge Rules Regulators Must Accept Low-Income Advocates In Rate Case Ryan Van Velzer
Nov 21 Health 10,000 Lose Access In Kentucky To Food Assistance Program Rules require adults ages 18 to 59 with no children or disabilities to work or volunteer at least 20 hours a week in order to keep benefits. By Adam Beam, Associated Press Nov 21 Health 10,000 Lose Access In Kentucky To Food Assistance Program Adam Beam, Associated Press
Nov 21 Community Louisville Immigrants, Refugees Gather For Thanksgiving Potluck The Thanksgiving celebration brought more than a hundred immigrants and refugees together to eat. For many, it was their first Thanksgiving celebration. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 21 Community Louisville Immigrants, Refugees Gather For Thanksgiving Potluck Kyeland Jackson
Nov 21 Health For Diabetics, Eating On Thanksgiving Requires A Strategy For many, the holidays are a time of indulgence, but without long-term consequences. That's not necessarily the case for some with chronic conditions. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 21 Health For Diabetics, Eating On Thanksgiving Requires A Strategy Lisa Gillespie
Nov 21 Politics Ky. Lawmakers Want To Repeal Changes To Black Lung Workers’ Comp Two lawmakers are co-sponsoring a bipartisan measure to repeal a new law that limits which doctors can evaluate black lung workers' compensation claims. By Ryland Barton Nov 21 Politics Ky. Lawmakers Want To Repeal Changes To Black Lung Workers' Comp Ryland Barton
Nov 21 News About WFPL From Turkey Triage To Kids’ Cooking, Here Are WFPL’s Thanksgiving Specials Whether you're looking for last-minute advice on your Thanksgiving Day menu or dealing with family over the holiday, we've got you covered. By Staff Nov 21 News About WFPL Here Are WFPL's Thanksgiving Specials Staff
Nov 21 Arts and Culture A Particularly Bitter Elf Marks Actors’ Holiday Production Of ‘Santaland Diaries’ The now-classic holiday story of Crumpet, a desperate job seeker who finds work as a department store elf, offers a cynical curmudgeon for modern audiences. By Elizabeth Kramer Nov 21 Arts and Culture A Particularly Bitter Elf Marks Actors’ 'Santaland Diaries' Elizabeth Kramer
Nov 21 Investigations State Leaders Speak Out On ‘Fatal Flaws’ Investigation Gov. Matt Bevin ignored a series of questions from a reporter about worker safety and spoke instead about a tech company's new location. By Eleanor Klibanoff Nov 21 Investigations Calls For Changes Follow KyCIR Investigation Of Worker Safety Flaws Eleanor Klibanoff
Nov 20 Health Trump Administration Re-Approves New Rules For Kentucky Medicaid The new rules will require some adults to complete 80 hours of "community engagement" each month in order to keep Medicaid coverage. By Associated Press and Lisa Gillespie Nov 20 Health Trump Administration Re-Approves New Rules For Kentucky Medicaid Associated Press and Lisa Gillespie
Nov 20 Economy Dow Falls 950 Points, Or 4 Percent, In 2 Days The U.S. economy has had a strong run lately, but stock market investors are starting to worry. One big problem is trade. By Jim Zarroli, NPR Nov 20 Economy Dow Falls 950 Points, Or 4 Percent, In 2 Days Jim Zarroli, NPR
Nov 20 The Kentucky Author Forum LISTEN: Author Casey Gerald On Race, Class And The American Dream Casey Gerald is the author of "There Will Be No Miracles Here." Gerald spoke with CNN contributor Van Jones at the U of L Kentucky Author Forum. By Staff Nov 20 The Kentucky Author Forum LISTEN: Author Casey Gerald On Race, Class And The American Dream Staff
Nov 20 Politics Federal Court Blocks Trump Administration’s Asylum Ban A U.S. district court ruled that President Trump's proclamation banning anyone seeking asylum from entering the U.S. without crossing a port of entry violates existing law. By Emily Sullivan, NPR Nov 20 Politics Federal Court Blocks Trump Administration's Asylum Ban Emily Sullivan, NPR
Nov 19 Environment EPA Regional Administrator For Kentucky Resigns After Indictment Southeast Regional Administrator Onis “Trey” Glenn, who oversaw EPA enforcement for eight states including Kentucky, was indicted for multiple violations of Alabama’s Ethics Act. By Ryan Van Velzer Nov 19 Environment EPA Regional Administrator For Kentucky Resigns After Indictment Ryan Van Velzer
Nov 19 Community Hurstbourne Residents File Lawsuit To Stop Topgolf Deal Three couples who live near Oxmoor Center in Hurstbourne filed a lawsuit Monday in an effort to prevent Topgolf from building nearby. By Amina Elahi Nov 19 Community Hurstbourne Residents File Lawsuit To Stop Topgolf Deal Amina Elahi