Jun 23 Health For Pregnant Women Addicted to Opioids, Lack Of Providers Limits Treatment Options In Kentucky and across most of the country, the options for a pregnant woman addicted to opioids are largely dictated by where that woman lives. By Lisa Gillespie Jun 23 Health Lack Of Providers Limits Drug Treatment Options For Pregnant Women Lisa Gillespie
Jun 23 Arts and Culture Write On! Louisville Book Club Aims To Teach Kids About Justice One a month, girls and gender non-conforming kids ages 13-18 gather to discuss a book. This month, it's “The Lions of Little Rock” by Kristin Levine. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 23 Arts and Culture Write On! Louisville Book Club Aims To Teach Kids About Justice Ashlie Stevens
Jun 23 Community As Loved Ones Remember Slain 7-Year-Old, Search For Justice Continues “We just want peace and justice — that’s all we want. We’re not asking for nothing else.” By Kyeland Jackson Jun 23 Community Loved Ones Remember Slain 7-Year-Old, Call For Justice Kyeland Jackson
Jun 23 Politics Despite Claims To Contrary, Trump Has Signed No Major Laws 5 Months In The president has been boasting about all the laws he's signed, but compared with other recent presidents, it's not that many. By Tamara Keith, NPR Jun 23 Politics Trump Has Signed No Major Laws 5 Months In Tamara Keith, NPR
Jun 23 Economy Bottom Line: GE CEO Steps Down; Southwest, Allegiant Add Flights From Louisville Shea Van Hoy, managing editor of Business First, joins us to talk about some of this week's biggest business stories. By Staff Jun 23 Economy Bottom Line: GE CEO Steps Down; More Flight Options From Louisville Staff
Jun 23 Arts and Culture This Is Your Gut Bacteria. And This Is Your Gut Bacteria On Bourbon Some of the country's most cutting edge research on alcohol's effects on the intestinal microbiome is happening in the heart of Bourbon Country. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 23 Arts and Culture This Is Your Gut Bacteria. And This Is Your Gut Bacteria On Bourbon Ashlie Stevens
Jun 22 Community Louisville Lawmakers Approved A Spending Plan. Here’s What You Should Know The budget approved by the council features investments in public safety, city-owned infrastructure and affordable housing. By Jacob Ryan Jun 22 Community Louisville Lawmakers Approved A Spending Plan. Here's What You Should Know Jacob Ryan
Jun 22 Politics Council President Pulls Proposed Sexual Harassment Policy Presently, the council has no policy related to the governing or reporting of harassment of or by council members or staff. By Jacob Ryan Jun 22 Politics Council President Pulls Proposed Sexual Harassment Policy Jacob Ryan
Jun 22 Community ‘We Are Louisville’ Aims To Help Immigrants, Refugees Feel At Home Residents gathered Wednesday night to help launch "We Are Louisville," a coalition aiming to show newcomers that Louisville is a welcoming city. By Roxanne Scott Jun 22 Community 'We Are Louisville' Aims To Help Immigrants, Refugees Feel At Home Roxanne Scott
Jun 22 Education U of L Looks Toward Reforms After Scathing Audit Weeks after a damning audit of the University Louisville Foundation was released, university leaders on Thursday continued with discussions of change. By Kyeland Jackson Jun 22 Education U of L Looks Toward Reforms After Scathing Audit Kyeland Jackson
Jun 22 Politics Rand Paul Doesn’t Support GOP Health Bill Paul issued a statement Thursday saying he wasn't ready to vote in favor of the new bill because it doesn't fully repeal Obamacare. By Ryland Barton Jun 22 Politics Rand Paul Doesn't Support GOP Health Bill Ryland Barton
Jun 22 Education Kathleen Smith Was Fired By The U of L Foundation Today. Read Her Defense Smith, a U of L employee for 46 years, retired from the university last fall but was on administrative leave from the foundation. By Stephen George Jun 22 Education Kathleen Smith Was Fired By The U of L Foundation. Read Her Defense Stephen George
Jun 22 Politics Senate Republicans Reveal Long-Awaited Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill The Senate bill, called the "Better Care Reconciliation Act," would repeal major parts of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. By Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR Jun 22 Politics Senate GOP Reveals Long-Awaited Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill Danielle Kurtzleben, NPR
Jun 22 Environment Sorry: Your LG&E Bill Is About To Go Up. Here’s How Much The Kentucky Public Service Commission will allow LG&E and KU to raise their utility rates, but not as much as was agreed to in a settlement in April. By Erica Peterson Jun 22 Environment Sorry: Your LG&E Bill Is About To Go Up. Here's How Much Erica Peterson