Jun 24 Politics Gov. Bevin’s Office: Special Pension Session Will Come After Costly Deadline The delay means that some universities and other agencies will rack up larger-than-hoped-for pension costs. By Ryland Barton Jun 24 Politics Bevin's Office: Special Session Will Come After Costly Deadline Ryland Barton
Jun 24 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Kentucky’s Pension Predicament This week on In Conversation, guest host Ryland Barton talks with officials and other guests about Kentucky's pension crunch. By Kyeland Jackson Jun 24 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Kentucky's Pension Predicament Kyeland Jackson
Jun 24 Environment ‘Show Your Stripes’ Reveals A Century Of Kentucky’s Climate Change Story The graphic stripes laid out as part of the campaign reveal patterns of warming trends across the globe over the last 100-plus years. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 24 Environment ‘Show Your Stripes’ Reveals A Century Of Ky.’s Climate Change Story Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 24 Economy Metro Council To Vote On Reduction Budget Tuesday The final accounting of which city services and positions will be cut is set to be decided this week; the budget will go into effect July 1. By Amina Elahi Jun 24 Economy Metro Council To Vote On Reduction Budget Tuesday Amina Elahi
Jun 24 Environment Bernheim Discovers Rare Cave Snail Near Proposed Pipeline Route The Hidden Springsnail is a 2-millimeter-long, cave-dwelling species that depends on freshwater springs and caves. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 24 Environment Bernheim Discovers Rare Cave Snail Near Proposed Pipeline Route Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 24 Community ‘They Are Invisible.’ Rural Homelessness, Made Worse By Opioid Crisis, Presents Special Challenges Homelessness is often considered an urban problem. But those who work in the Ohio Valley say rural homelessness is a growing problem, too. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Jun 24 Community Rural Homelessness, Made Worse By Opioid Crisis, Presents Challenges Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jun 23 Commentary Strange Fruit: How Aunts Are The Unsung Heroes Of Black Families They don't get a dedicated holiday, but aunts hold things together. By Jaison Gardner Jun 23 Commentary Strange Fruit: How Aunts Are The Unsung Heroes Of Black Families Jaison Gardner
Jun 22 Health Free Event In West Louisville Sunday Aims To Raise Cervical Cancer Awareness The human papillomavirus is one of the most common in the United States and can lead to several cancers, including cervical cancer. By Lisa Gillespie Jun 22 Health Free Event Sunday Aims To Raise Cervical Cancer Awareness Lisa Gillespie
Jun 21 In Conversation Experts Say Opportunities Lie Ahead for Hemp In Kentucky Industrial hemp advocates say they’re prepared for a new wave of prosperity for the crop in Kentucky following its legalization. By Kyeland Jackson Jun 21 In Conversation Experts Say Opportunities Lie Ahead for Hemp In Kentucky Kyeland Jackson
Jun 21 Community State: We Can’t Afford To Run Louisville’s Juvenile Jail If Louisville’s detention center closes at the end of the year, Louisville youth will be sent to facilities throughout the state — an outcome that families and city officials have feared will make it harder for youth to see family and attorneys and get services. By Kate Howard Jun 21 Community State: We Can't Afford To Run Louisville's Juvenile Jail Kate Howard
Jun 21 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Lt. Gov. Hampton Speaks Out This week in Kentucky politics, Lieutenant Gov. Jenean Hampton finally spoke out about the feud with Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration. By Ryland Barton Jun 21 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Lt. Gov. Hampton Speaks Out Ryland Barton
Jun 21 Community Shawnee Aviation Academy Shows Kids What Flying Is All About The Shawnee ACE Academy, now in its 27th year, gives children a chance to take a deeper, up-close look at aviation as a career. By Evan Heichelbech Jun 21 Community Shawnee Aviation Academy Shows Kids What Flying Is All About Evan Heichelbech
Jun 21 Environment Louisville Budget Protects Weekly Recycling, But Nixes Another Popular Program In order to save weekly recycling, the Budget Committee chose to end a different, highly successful program known as wet/dry recycling. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 21 Environment Louisville Budget Protects Weekly Recycling Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 20 Economy State Takeover Of Youth Detention Is Key To City Budget, Committee Says Metro Council members have proposed turning over control of Youth Detention Services to the state for nearly $1.3 million in savings. By Amina Elahi Jun 20 Economy Committee: State Takeover Of Youth Detention Is Key To City Budget Amina Elahi