Aug 19 Health Indiana Planned Parenthood Takes Financial Hit With Trump Abortion Rule The loss of Title X will leave up to a $1 million gap in Indiana's Planned Parenthood funding; Kentucky gave up the funding a few years ago. By Lisa Gillespie Aug 19 Health Indiana Planned Parenthood Takes Financial Hit With Trump Abortion Rule Lisa Gillespie
Aug 19 Politics Judge Urges Gov. Bevin And Lt. Gov. Hampton To Iron Out Differences Bevin’s general counsel described the conflict as a “minor disagreement between two friends.” Hampton disputed the characterization. By Ryland Barton Aug 19 Politics Judge Urges Gov. Bevin And Lt. Gov. Hampton To Iron Out Differences Ryland Barton
Aug 19 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: What’s Next For Jewish Hospital? This week on In Conversation, we talk about the new plan to buy Jewish Hospital and how the sale could affect Louisville. By Kyeland Jackson Aug 19 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: What's Next For Jewish Hospital? Kyeland Jackson
Aug 19 Investigations Former Workers Say Ky. State Fair’s Ride Provider Lacks Safety Training Something went wrong with the Fireball ride at the 2018 Kentucky State Fair, and ride operator Duanne Haywood went underneath. Within minutes, Haywood was pinned. His was one of 19 worker injuries the ride company reported last year. By Evan Heichelbech Aug 19 Investigations Former Workers Say Ky. State Fair's Ride Provider Lacks Safety Training Evan Heichelbech
Aug 19 Health HIV Infection ‘Clusters’ Put Focus On Harm Reduction Programs Many remain wary of syringe exchanges, and officials are worried a backlash means some programs will close just when they’re most needed. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Aug 19 Health HIV Infection 'Clusters' Put Focus On Harm Reduction Programs Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource
Aug 18 Economy Metro Council Members Call For More Protections In City-Owned Surplus Property Sales With Louisville's budget shrinking, some Metro Council members are scrutinizing how the city sells surplus properties. By Amina Elahi Aug 18 Economy Council Members Call For More Protections In Surplus Property Sales Amina Elahi
Aug 17 Health Bevin Administration Again Denies Louisville Planned Parenthood Clinic Abortion License It will be four years in January since Gov. Matt Bevin's administration first ordered the clinic to stop abortions. By Lisa Gillespie Aug 17 Health Kentucky Again Denies Planned Parenthood Clinic Abortion License Lisa Gillespie
Aug 17 Commentary Strange Fruit: Black Queer Comics Lead the Way At Midwest Queer Comedy Fest Joining us to discuss all things queer and comedic is award-winning Black queer comic Sampson McCormick. By Jaison Gardner Aug 17 Commentary Strange Fruit: Black Queer Comics Lead the Way At Midwest Fest Jaison Gardner
Aug 16 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Lt. Gov. Hampton Sues Gov. Bevin This week in Kentucky politics, Lieutenant Gov. Jean Hampton filed a lawsuit against Gov. Matt Bevin for firing two of her staffers. By Ryland Barton Aug 16 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Lt. Gov. Hampton Sues Gov. Bevin Ryland Barton
Aug 16 Politics Bevin Administration: ‘Sickout’ Teachers Broke Law, But Won’t Be Fined Kentucky Labor Cabinet Secretary David Dickerson says that teachers won’t be fined this time, but that they might be in the future. By Ryland Barton Aug 16 Politics Bevin Administration: 'Sickout' Teachers Broke Law, But Won't Be Fined Ryland Barton
Aug 16 Environment Beshear Wants To Expand Complaint Over LG&E Bullitt County Pipeline The Attorney General’s Office has moved to intervene in the fight over a natural gas pipeline that would cut through Bernheim Forest. By Ryan Van Velzer Aug 16 Environment Beshear Wants To Expand Complaint Over LG&E Bullitt County Pipeline Ryan Van Velzer
Aug 16 In Conversation What’s The Outlook for Labor In Kentucky? Kentucky’s unions, labor laws, worker safety and the plight of the coal industry were topics of discussion on this week's In Conversation. By Rick Howlett Aug 16 In Conversation What's The Outlook for Labor In Kentucky? Rick Howlett
Aug 16 Arts and Culture In New Solo Exhibition (((heat))), Artist Letitia Quesenberry Combines Past Techniques And Work (((heat))) is made up mostly of “light boxes” fashioned from wood, lacquer, LED lights, acrylic, and colorful transparencies. By Eli Keel Aug 16 Arts and Culture In New Solo Exhibition, Letitia Quesenberry Combines Past Techniques Eli Keel
Aug 16 Politics Mitch McConnell Undergoes Surgery To Repair Shoulder Fracture A McConnell spokesman said Friday that the Senate Republican leader had successful surgery Thursday in his hometown of Louisville. By Associated Press Aug 16 Politics Mitch McConnell Undergoes Surgery To Repair Shoulder Fracture Associated Press