Apr 22 Environment For Earth Day, Nature Conservancy Preserves 100,000 Acres Of Appalachian Forest And Streams The property, which is on the Kentucky-Tennessee border, is intended to preserve a wildlife corridor in the Appalachian Mountains. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 22 Environment Nature Conservancy Preserves 100,000 Acres Of Appalachian Forest Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 22 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Will Present Magic Of ‘Harry Potter’ This Summer In July, the orchestra will perform the music from “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” the fourth film in the Harry Potter series. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 22 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Will Present Magic Of 'Harry Potter' This Summer Ashlie Stevens
Apr 22 Environment Unequal: Read WFPL’s Whole Series On Louisville’s Toxic Air Pollution Louisville's toxic air pollution has a disproportionate impact on people of color and lower-income communities. By Ryan Van Velzer Apr 22 Environment Unequal: Read WFPL's Whole Series On Louisville's Toxic Air Pollution Ryan Van Velzer
Apr 22 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Are Louisville Metro Police Traffic Stops Effective, Or Racial Profiling? This week on In Conversation, we’ll talk about traffic stops after a video showed police handcuffing a black teenager for making a wide turn. By Rick Howlett Apr 22 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Louisville Metro Police Traffic Stops Rick Howlett
Apr 22 Economy With Medical Marijuana, Ohio’s Meigs County Hopes To Cash In On ‘Golden’ Opportunity Medical marijuana is becoming more popular among voters and politicians around the Ohio Valley. And not just for medical reasons. By Aaron Payne, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 22 Economy With Medical Marijuana, Ohio's Meigs County Hopes To Cash In Aaron Payne, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 21 Politics Deadline To Register To Vote In Kentucky Primary Elections Is Monday Only those who registered as a Republican or Democrat are allowed to cast ballots in the primary contests and those who have changed parties since January 1 this year can't participate. By Ryland Barton Apr 21 Politics Deadline To Register To Vote In Kentucky Primary Elections Is Monday Ryland Barton
Apr 20 Arts and Culture At Annual Spalding Derby, The Track Is Small And So Are The Contenders It isn't the racing you may expect out of Louisville. The track is 16 feet long; the prize is cereal. And there are no horses here. Just rats. By Henry Zimmerman Apr 20 Arts and Culture At Annual Spalding Derby, The Track Is Small And So Are The Contenders Henry Zimmerman
Apr 19 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Primaries A Month Away Democratic candidates for governor finally appeared on stage for the first time ahead of next month’s primary election. By Ryland Barton Apr 19 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Primaries A Month Away Ryland Barton
Apr 19 Community Ahead Of Budget Cuts, Homeless Activists Speak Out With Silence As Mayor Fischer finalizes his budget proposal for next year, homeless advocates say they hope he'll keep the city’s least fortunate in mind. By Amina Elahi Apr 19 Community Ahead Of Budget Cuts, Homeless Activists Speak Out With Silence Amina Elahi
Apr 19 Community Impact Of Redlining Outweighs JPMorgan’s $3 Million Grant, Advocates Say The grant will fund programs aimed at helping residents of Portland, Phoenix Hill, Smoketown, Shelby Park, South-Central Louisville and Russell. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 19 Community Impact Of Redlining Outweighs JPMorgan's $3M Grant, Advocates Say Liz Schlemmer
Apr 19 In Conversation Crumbling Sewers, Flooding And Other Louisville Infrastructure Woes Aging infrastructure — in Louisville and across Kentucky — was the topic of discussion on WFPL’s In Conversation Friday. By Rick Howlett Apr 19 In Conversation Crumbling Sewers, Flooding And Other Louisville Infrastructure Woes Rick Howlett
Apr 19 Environment Unequal: What More Can Louisville Do To Improve Toxic Air Pollution? There are lots of people working to improve the city’s air quality: students, scientists, local officials and activists. By Ryan Van Velzer Apr 19 Environment Unequal: What More Can Louisville Do To Improve Toxic Air Pollution? Ryan Van Velzer
Apr 18 Health UK Receives $87 Million From Feds To Target Opioid Addiction In 16 Kentucky Counties The university will focus on people living in 16 counties. The goal is to reduce opioid overdose deaths by 40 percent in four years. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 18 Health UK Gets $87 Million To Target Opioid Addiction In 16 Counties Lisa Gillespie
Apr 18 Politics Democrats Try To Set Themselves Apart In Louisville Gubernatorial Forum Candidates differed only slightly in their stances on many issues, including preserving Medicaid expansion and shoring up public education. By Ryland Barton Apr 18 Politics Democrats Try To Set Themselves Apart In Louisville Gubernatorial Forum Ryland Barton