Mar 20 Politics Bevin Blasts Lawmakers For Not Addressing Pensions, Says They Don’t Read Bills During an interview on WKCT, Bevin criticized lawmakers for not passing a bill to address Kentucky's ailing pensions and accused them of not reading bills. By Ryland Barton Mar 20 Politics Bevin Blasts Lawmakers For Not Addressing Pensions Ryland Barton
Mar 20 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Extends Abrams’ Contract, Announces New Season The orchestra’s board of directors has extended Music Director Teddy Abram’s contract for an additional five years, through the 2024-2025 season. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 20 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Extends Abrams' Contract, Announces New Season Ashlie Stevens
Mar 19 Education JCPS Board Asks State To Withdraw Request For ‘Sickout’ Teacher Names The resolution asks Commissioner Wayne Lewis to withdraw his request for the names of school employees who called in sick in recent weeks. By Liz Schlemmer Mar 19 Education JCPS Board Asks State To Withdraw Request For ‘Sickout’ Teacher Names Liz Schlemmer
Mar 19 Arts and Culture University Of Louisville School Of Music Names New Dean Teresa Reed is currently a professor and associate dean at the University of Tulsa, where she has taught for over 20 years. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 19 Arts and Culture University Of Louisville School Of Music Names New Dean Ashlie Stevens
Mar 19 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘How To Defend Yourself’ Is A Layered Look At Consent, Power And Desire “How to Defend Yourself” had its Humana Festival opening night on Friday. It runs through Sunday, April 7 at the Bingham Theatre. By Minda Honey Mar 19 Arts and Culture 'How To Defend Yourself' Is A Layered Look At Consent, Power And Desire Minda Honey
Mar 19 Environment An Update From MSD’s Tunnel Somewhere Under The Ohio River The Metropolitan Sewer District has completed about 10 percent of a 4-mile-long tunnel meant to store excess sewage and stormwater. By Ryan Van Velzer Mar 19 Environment An Update From MSD's Tunnel Somewhere Under The Ohio River Ryan Van Velzer
Mar 19 Politics Kentucky Youth, What Questions Do You Have For The Gubernatorial Primary Candidates? As part of The Next Louisville, WFPL News is asking what questions the state's young people have for the people running for governor. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 19 Politics Kentucky Youth, What Questions Do You Have For The Gubernatorial Primary Candidates? Ashlie Stevens
Mar 19 Economy Ford Shifting 550 Jobs To Boost SUV Production In Kentucky Growing sales for the Expedition and Navigator are driving a 20 percent production boost at the Louisville plant, the automaker said. By Bruce Schreiner, AP Mar 19 Economy Ford Shifting 550 Jobs To Boost SUV Production In Kentucky Bruce Schreiner, AP
Mar 18 Health On Tour With Federal Drug Czar, McConnell Touts Opioid Spending McConnell and federal Drug Czar Jim Carroll toured a Louisville facility where pregnant people and new moms who are fighting addiction get treatment. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 18 Health On Tour With Federal Drug Czar, McConnell Touts Opioid Spending Lisa Gillespie
Mar 18 Arts and Culture This Is Your Brain — And This Is Your Brain On Acting Many actors have their own unique process for "getting into character." But what’s actually going on in their brains when they do so? By Ashlie Stevens Mar 18 Arts and Culture This Is Your Brain — And This Is Your Brain On Acting Ashlie Stevens
Mar 18 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Kentucky Derby Festival Past, Present And Future On this week's show we'll talk about the history of the Kentucky Derby Festival and how it became the two-week celebration we know today. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 18 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Derby Festival Past, Present And Future Kyeland Jackson
Mar 18 Politics Kentucky Hemp Sales Rose $41 Million In 2018 Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles says hemp sales were up big in 2018, even before the federal government legalized the crop in last year’s farm bill. By Ryland Barton Mar 18 Politics Kentucky Hemp Sales Rose $41 Million In 2018 Ryland Barton
Mar 18 Environment Who Gets To Harness The Power Of The Sun In Kentucky? Will it be homes and businesses with rooftop solar panels feeding excess power into the grid? Or utilities generating solar power at economies of scale? By Ryan Van Velzer Mar 18 Environment Who Gets To Harness The Power Of The Sun In Kentucky? Ryan Van Velzer
Mar 18 Economy Distress Grows For Ohio Valley Farmers As Trade Deals Stall Ohio Valley farmers are coping with losses from tariffs and a continuing trade war, and it’s not clear when it will end. By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 18 Economy Distress Grows For Ohio Valley Farmers As Trade Deals Stall Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource