Jan 19 Metro Louisville Metro Council To Include Three New Voices This Year Democrats Jecorey Arthur and Cassie Chambers Armstrong represent District 4 and 8, respectively. They'll be joined by a new District 25 representative later this month. By Amina Elahi Jan 19 Metro Louisville Metro Council To Add Three New Voices This Year Amina Elahi
Jan 19 Arts and Culture George C. Wolfe On Directing ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ And Growing Up In Kentucky Tony Award-winning playwright and director of "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," George C. Wolfe, speaks on the film and growing up in Frankfort, Ky. By Stephanie Wolf Jan 19 Arts and Culture Ky. Native And Director George C. Wolfe On His New Film Stephanie Wolf
Jan 18 National News These Kentuckians Have Been Arrested In Connection With The Capitol Riot Law enforcement agencies have arrested several people with Kentucky ties for their alleged role in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. All face federal charges. By Jess Clark Jan 18 National News These Kentuckians Have Been Arrested In Connection With The Capitol Riot Jess Clark
Jan 18 Arts and Culture Two Black Louisville Photographers Reflect On Historic Year At the end of 2020, WFPL arranged a virtual meeting between two photographers to put some of what they’ve witnessed into words. By J. Tyler Franklin Jan 18 Arts and Culture Two Black Louisville Photographers Reflect On Historic Year J. Tyler Franklin
Jan 18 Arts and Culture Black Lives In Red States: Art And Life Converge For Two Women In A Tumultuous Year Two young Black women thought they would produce a play. But then 2020 happened, and life and art converged in a crazy year. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 18 Arts and Culture Black Lives In Red States: Art And Life Converge For Two Women In A Tumultuous Year Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 17 Kentucky Politics Lots Of Police And Media, But Few Demonstrators At Kentucky Capitol State capitals nationwide boosted security Sunday after the FBI warned of armed protests planned in all 50 states. By Eleanor Klibanoff and Jared Bennett Jan 17 Kentucky Politics Police And Media But No Demonstrators At Ky. Capitol Eleanor Klibanoff and Jared Bennett
Jan 17 Health CORONAVIRUS: The Latest Pandemic News In Kentucky Those who get unemployment benefits on debit cards will now receive checks, which can be a burden for people without bank accounts. By Staff Jan 17 Health CORONAVIRUS: The Latest Pandemic News In Kentucky Staff
Jan 16 Health Vaccine Eligibility Is Growing. Here’s How Ky. Is Distributing Shots So Far The percentage of the state’s population who have received a first dose outpaces the national average. By John Boyle Jan 16 Health Vaccine Eligibility Is Growing. Here’s How Ky. Is Distributing Shots So Far John Boyle
Jan 16 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Impeachment Fever Lawmakers will review a citizen impeachment petition against Gov. Andy Beshear, and officials are worried about an attack on the Capitol. By Ryland Barton Jan 16 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Impeachment Fever Ryland Barton
Jan 15 Arts and Culture New Film, Activism & Other Ky. MLK Day Events In Louisville COVID-19 has pushed many local events moved online. By Stephanie Wolf Jan 15 Arts and Culture New Film, Activism & Other Ky. MLK Day Events In Louisville Stephanie Wolf
Jan 15 Education Jefferson County To Start Vaccinating Teachers, School Employees On Jan. 22 Officials say they plan to get through all JCPS employees within two weeks. By Jess Clark Jan 15 Education Jefferson County To Start Vaccinating Teachers, School Employees On Jan. 22 Jess Clark
Jan 15 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: How Free Speech and Social Media Intersect You can't yell "fire" in a crowded theater. But could you tweet it? Who's responsible when online speech creates real-world danger? By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Jan 15 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: How Free Speech and Social Media Intersect Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Jan 15 National News U.S. Now Says No Direct Evidence Of ‘Kill/Capture Teams’ So Far In Capitol Riot A prosecutor attributed the "disconnect" to the sprawling and complex nature of the investigation. By Bill Chappell, NPR Jan 15 National News U.S. Now Says No Direct Evidence Of ‘Kill/Capture Teams’ So Far In Capitol Riot Bill Chappell, NPR
Jan 15 News About WFPL NPR’s ‘Throughline’ Debuts On WFPL The past is never past. Every headline has a history. Tune in every week as we go back in time to understand the present. By Jonese Franklin Jan 15 News About WFPL NPR's 'Throughline' Debuts On WFPL Jonese Franklin