May 26 Health Beshear Won’t ‘Bow To Terror’ After Protesters Hang Him Effigy Beshear said the protesters were “embraced and emboldened” by elected leaders who rallied with them in previous weeks. By Ryan Van Velzer May 26 Health Beshear Won't 'Bow To Terror' After Protesters Hang Him Effigy Ryan Van Velzer
May 26 Education Tentative JCPS Budget Predicts $23 Million Hit From Pandemic With parts of the economy closed and fewer people working, occupational taxes are down. That could mean a $15.25 million loss for JCPS. By Jess Clark May 26 Education Tentative JCPS Budget Predicts $23 Million Hit From Pandemic Jess Clark
May 26 Metro Louisville “In It For The Long Haul”: Breonna Taylor Supporters Demand Justice Demonstrators demanded that officers involved in Taylor's death be fired and charged and institutional changes in police policy. By Amina Elahi May 26 Metro Louisville “In It For The Long Haul”: Breonna Taylor Supporters Demand Justice Amina Elahi
May 26 Kentucky Politics 100,000 Kentuckians Request Mail-In Primary Ballots In First 3 Days Secretary of State Michael Adams says that more than 100,000 Kentuckians have requested mail-in absentee ballots for the June 23 primary. By Ryland Barton May 26 Kentucky Politics 100,000 Kentuckians Request Mail-In Primary Ballots In First 3 Days Ryland Barton
May 26 Kentucky Politics Amid Kentucky Budget Struggles, McConnell Icy On Federal Assistance Sen. McConnell says he’ll support sending more federal funds to state and local governments only to fight coronavirus pandemic. By Ryland Barton May 26 Kentucky Politics Amid Kentucky Budget Struggles, McConnell Icy On Federal Assistance Ryland Barton
May 26 Economy Economists Grapple With Pandemic’s Effects As Ohio Valley Officials Brace For A Fiscal Blow Data reveal the outlines of mammoth losses that economists and local leaders expect the coronavirus to have on state and municipal budgets. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource May 26 Economy Economists Grapple With Pandemic’s Effects Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
May 25 Arts and Culture Ky. Science Center’s Phased Reopening To Start With Summer Camps In June The science center is trying to balance its high-touch methods of teaching science with the challenges of the pandemic. By Stephanie Wolf May 25 Arts and Culture Ky. Science Center’s Phased Reopening To Start With Camps In June Stephanie Wolf
May 25 Economy Pandemic Could Make Food Insecurity Worse Among Older Adults In Ohio Valley A new study shows the Ohio Valley has some of the nation’s highest rates of food insecurity among older adults. By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource May 25 Economy Pandemic Could Make Food Insecurity Worse Among Older Adults Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
May 25 Education Petition Effort Underway To Recall JCPS Tax Increase An online petition to recall the increase argues Louisville residents are over-taxed. By Jess Clark May 25 Education Petition Effort Underway To Recall JCPS Tax Increase Jess Clark
May 25 Arts and Culture COVID-19 Mask Makers Are Part Of A Larger History Around the country people have been sewing cloth masks for healthcare workers and community members. That sewing fits into a larger history. By Stephanie Whiteside, Side Effects Public Media May 25 Arts and Culture COVID-19 Mask Makers Are Part Of A Larger History Stephanie Whiteside, Side Effects Public Media
May 24 Health Protesters Hang Effigy Of Ky. Governor At State Capitol, Sparking Outrage A rally at the Kentucky State Capitol on Sunday ended with “several people” hanging an effigy of Gov. Andy Beshear from a tree. By Stephanie Wolf May 24 Health Protesters Hang Effigy Of Ky. Governor At State Capitol, Sparking Outrage Stephanie Wolf
May 24 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Braces For Budget Cuts During Coronavirus Pandemic Kentucky is bracing for a $457 million revenue shortfall by the time it closes its financial books on June 30th. By Ryland Barton May 24 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Braces For Budget Cuts During Coronavirus Pandemic Ryland Barton
May 23 Community ‘Prison Wives’ Rally At Kentucky Capitol, Urging Release Of Inmates From Green River A group of women with ties to Kentucky’s Green River Correctional Complex is urging Gov. Andy Beshear to release more inmates amid the pandemic. A dozen women calling themselves “Prison Wives of Green River Correctional Complex” gathered outside the governor’s mansion and the Kentucky Capitol on Saturday afternoon, carrying homemade signs and wearing T-shirts with […] By Jared Bennett May 23 Community 'Prison Wives' Rally At Kentucky Capitol Jared Bennett
May 23 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Underdog Democratic Senate Candidates Nab Endorsements This week in Kentucky politics, big endorsements came in for underdog candidates in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate. By Ryland Barton May 23 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Underdog Candidates Nab Endorsements Ryland Barton