Aug 16 Investigations Ky. Fair Board CEO’s Big Salary Didn’t Stop When He Was Replaced When asked what he did during his time as a consultant, former Fair Board CEO Jason Rittenberry told KyCIR, “Not a lot, actually.” By Emma Collins Aug 16 Investigations Ky. Fair Board CEO's Big Salary Didn’t Stop When He Was Replaced Emma Collins
Aug 15 Economy Hazard Ahead: Ohio Valley Auto Industry Concerned About Trump Trade Policies Industry leaders gathered for the annual AutoVision conference in Kentucky this week, and many don’t like the trade policies they see coming under President Trump. By Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource Aug 15 Economy Hazard Ahead: Ohio Valley Auto Industry Concerned About Trump Trade Policies Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource
Aug 15 Investigations In Hearing, Kentucky Labor Cabinet Defends Privacy Of Accused Harassers A Franklin Circuit Court judge said he is concerned about “a lax culture” of tolerating sexual harassment across state government -- and anonymity for the accused might make the problem worse. By Kate Howard Aug 15 Investigations In Hearing, Kentucky Labor Cabinet Defends Privacy Of Accused Harassers Kate Howard
Aug 15 Education Louisville’s ESL Newcomer Academy Students Start First Day Of School In New Home This year, for the first time, there's a single school dedicated to JCPS' ESL Newcomer Academy, which helps students new to the country learn language skills. By Roxanne Scott Aug 15 Education ESL Newcomer Academy Students Start First Day Of School In New Home Roxanne Scott
Aug 15 Community Ahoy! Columbus Voyage Replica Ships Are Now Docked In Louisville If you’ve ever wanted to step aboard a ship like the ones used by Christopher Columbus more than 500 years ago, this is your chance. By Kyeland Jackson Aug 15 Community Ahoy! Columbus Voyage Replica Ships Are Now Docked In Louisville Kyeland Jackson
Aug 15 Education JCPS Students Begin School With A New ‘Backpack’ — And A New Focus On Tracking Skills The Backpack of Success Skills will store student work in a digital portfolio on a custom JCPS app; it's meant to help teachers, parents and students track skill development. By Roxanne Scott Aug 15 Education JCPS Students Begin School With A New 'Backpack' Roxanne Scott
Aug 15 Environment MSD’s New Sewer Tunnel Offers A Brief Geologic History Of Louisville The shaft on the way to the nearly four mile-long tunnel deep below the earth passes through Ice Age-era gravel and bedrock studded with fossils that are millions of years old. By Ryan Van Velzer Aug 15 Environment MSD's New Sewer Tunnel Offers A Brief Geologic History Of Louisville Ryan Van Velzer
Aug 14 Recut Recut: Guess Who’s Coming To Derby Mayor Fischer keeps his Derby party guest list under wraps. And since it's paid for with taxpayer money, that rubs some people the wrong way. By Jonese Franklin Aug 14 Recut Recut: Guess Who's Coming To Derby Jonese Franklin
Aug 14 Economy Louisville Recommends Changes To City’s Short-Term Rental Rules Under new rules proposed Tuesday, short-term rental hosts who advertise their properties on websites such as Airbnb and VRBO could be fined if they fail to register with the city. By Amina Elahi Aug 14 Economy Louisville Recommends Changes To City's Short-Term Rental Rules Amina Elahi
Aug 14 Environment The Future Of Floyds Fork: Louisville Works to Balance Nature Preservation With Development Most recognize the importance of Floyds Fork in southeast Jefferson County, but some remain skeptical whether the stream can bear the weight of further urban encroachment. By Ryan Van Velzer Aug 14 Environment Louisville Works to Balance Floyds Fork Preservation With Development Ryan Van Velzer
Aug 13 Education JCPS Responds To Kentucky Department Of Education’s Settlement Offer Jefferson County Public Schools has responded to the settlement offer, but the district isn't releasing any information about the content of the response. By Roxanne Scott Aug 13 Education JCPS Responds To Kentucky Department Of Education's Settlement Offer Roxanne Scott
Aug 13 Community First Women’s-Only Day Shelter Opens In Louisville The day shelter provides showers, laundry facilities, feminine hygiene products and referrals for women with housing, employment, mental health and substance abuse needs. By Lisa Gillespie Aug 13 Community First Women's-Only Day Shelter Opens In Louisville Lisa Gillespie
Aug 13 Arts and Culture Rocinante Records Coming To Louisville’s Portland Neighborhood McQuixote Books and Coffee will expand into some of 1512 Portland Ave's unused space to open Rocinante Records — named for Don Quixote’s horse. By Ashlie Stevens Aug 13 Arts and Culture Rocinante Records Coming To Louisville's Portland Neighborhood Ashlie Stevens
Aug 13 Politics Kentucky Defense Lawyers Sue To Block Marsy’s Law From November Ballot The lawsuit alleges Marsy's Law would drastically affect Kentucky's criminal justice system and that the proposed ballot language is too vague. By Kyeland Jackson Aug 13 Politics Ky. Defense Lawyers Sue To Block Marsy's Law From November Ballot Kyeland Jackson