Jul 28 Local News Louisville Minister Jumps Into Republican Race For Mayor Philip Molestina is a first-time political candidate and minister at He Visto la Luz Christian Church in the Highlands. By Roberto Roldan Jul 28 Local News Louisville Minister Jumps Into Republican Race For Mayor Roberto Roldan
Jul 28 Environment Illness Causing Bird Deaths Remains A Mystery The illness causing songbird deaths in Kentucky and nationwide remains unidentified by wildlife agencies. By Breya Jones Jul 28 Environment Illness Causing Bird Deaths Remains A Mystery Breya Jones
Jul 28 Investigations Louisville Court Chaos Leaves Some Unaware They’re Missing Court Dates The administrative issue is leaving an unknown number of people with cases in District Court at risk for wrongful arrest. By Jacob Ryan Jul 28 Investigations Court Chaos Leaves Some Unaware They're Missing Court Dates Jacob Ryan
Jul 28 Education Jefferson County Board Of Education Requires Universal Masking For Fall All students and staff in Jefferson County Public Schools will be required to wear a mask indoors in the fall, whether they’re vaccinated against COVID-19 or not. The Jefferson County Board of Education approved the universal masking recommendation from JCPS superintendent Marty Pollio in a unanimous vote at its meeting Tuesday night. District 5 board […] By Jess Clark Jul 28 Education Jefferson County Board Of Education Requires Universal Masking For Fall Jess Clark
Jul 27 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces New Summer Show and Membership Program Louisville Sessions Full Jam is the first show in a new series from Actors of Theatre meant to highlight Kentucky’s music scene. By Breya Jones Jul 27 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces New Summer Show and Membership Program Breya Jones
Jul 27 Coronavirus Louisville Universities Announce COVID-19 Policies Ahead Of School Year Louisville’s colleges and universities are preparing for in-person learning amid the pandemic as they head into the 2021-2022 academic year. By Breya Jones Jul 27 Coronavirus Louisville Universities Announce COVID-19 Policies Ahead Of School Year Breya Jones
Jul 27 Kentucky Politics Beshear Administration Still Searching For Unemployment System Fix Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration might partner with the federal government to build a new unemployment insurance system. By Ryland Barton Jul 27 Kentucky Politics Beshear Administration Still Searching For Unemployment System Fix Ryland Barton
Jul 27 The Artistic Heart The Artistic Heart: “Perfect” Characters and The Galatea Trap Is the perfect character preventing your story from being believable? The Galatea Trap (aka Mary Sue) is a real problem in fiction and film. Characters’ flaws are what make them compelling, so when can you use the Galatea Trap to your advantage? Listen Here By LPM Podcasts Jul 27 The Artistic Heart The Artistic Heart: "Perfect" Characters and The Galatea Trap LPM Podcasts
Jul 27 Local News Louisville Officials Hear From Residents On How To Spend COVID Funds Hundreds of residents have given suggestions for how Louisville should spend $388M in federal coronavirus relief, from building affordable housing to expanding broadband access. By Roberto Roldan Jul 27 Local News Louisville Officials Hear From Residents On How To Spend COVID Funds Roberto Roldan
Jul 26 Education As Delta Spreads, Beshear Urges, But Doesn’t Mandate, Masks In School With weeks to go before the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year, state officials say the highly contagious delta variant of COVID-19 has led to a quintupling of new cases since the beginning of July, mostly among unvaccinated people. Monday afternoon, Gov. Andy Beshear took to the podium with state education leaders to urge school […] By Jess Clark Jul 26 Education As Delta Spreads, Beshear Urges, But Doesn’t Mandate, Masks In School Jess Clark
Jul 26 Southern Indiana New Report Highlights Needed Improvements In Southern Indiana Affordable housing, mental health and quality wages were just a few of the issues highlighted in the 2021 “Priorities For Progress” needs assessment. By John Boyle Jul 26 Southern Indiana New Report Highlights Needed Improvements In Southern Indiana John Boyle
Jul 26 Arts and Culture New Initiative Focused On Equity In The Arts Launches In Louisville Louisville-area artists could get a boost to their professional lives with the help of a new program focused on equity in the creative sector. The effort is via Lodgic Everyday Community, a nonprofit business that runs coworking, childcare, food and beverage, and event and office space services. Lodgic is new to the city and hosted […] By Stephanie Wolf Jul 26 Arts and Culture New Initiative Focused On Equity In The Arts Launches In Louisville Stephanie Wolf
Jul 26 Arts and Culture Dozens Of Ky. Live Entertainment Businesses Celebrate Arrival Of COVID-19 Aid After months of waiting, owners of Kentucky and Indiana venues are starting to see much-needed pandemic federal aid. The funds are from the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program (SVOG), managed by the Small Business Administration. Joe Argabrite, co-owner of Louisville’s Headliners Music Hall and Production Simple, said their funding came in earlier this month. For […] By Stephanie Wolf Jul 26 Arts and Culture Dozens Of Ky. Live Entertainment Businesses Celebrate Arrival Of COVID-19 Aid Stephanie Wolf
Jul 26 Kentucky Politics Sen. Elizabeth Warren Endorses Charles Booker In Kentucky Senate Race Sen. Elizabeth Warren has endorsed Charles Booker in his bid to unseat incumbent Republican Rand Paul in Kentucky. By Ryland Barton Jul 26 Kentucky Politics Sen. Elizabeth Warren Endorses Charles Booker In Kentucky Senate Race Ryland Barton