Mar 1 Kentucky Politics Bill Would Allow Judges To Authorize Louisville Citizen Review Board Subpoenas Under a new bill, Louisville’s civilian review board would be able to subpoena for police records if approved by a local judge. By Ryland Barton Mar 1 Kentucky Politics Bill Would Allow Judges To OK Citizen Review Board Subpoenas Ryland Barton
Mar 1 Health Vaccine Experts Answer Your Questions About Pfizer, Moderna And Johnson & Johnson Vaccines More than 2.5 million people in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia have been vaccinated with at least one dose of the Moderna or Pfzier COVID-19 vaccines. Little by little, states have received more vaccine doses, but the national supply remains low. However, more promise is on the horizon as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration […] By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 1 Health Vaccine Experts Answer Your Questions About Pfizer, Moderna And Johnson & Johnson Vaccines Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Feb 28 Health FDA Authorizes Johnson & Johnson’s One-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine A third COVID-19 vaccine is on the way, and this one requires only one shot for immunization. The Food and Drug Administration authorized Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine for emergency use Saturday, a day after a panel of advisers to the agency voted unanimously (22-0) in its favor. “The authorization of this vaccine expands the availability […] By Rebecca Feldhaus Adams Feb 28 Health FDA Authorizes Johnson & Johnson’s One-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine Rebecca Feldhaus Adams
Feb 26 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Reforming Elections And No-Knock Search Warrants Catch up on bills about election reform and no-knock warrants, and the latest on the attempt to impeach Gov. Beshear. By Ryland Barton Feb 26 Kentucky Politics Distilled KPD: Reforming Elections And No-Knock Search Warrants Ryland Barton
Feb 26 Kentucky Politics Ky. Courts To Ease Coronavirus Restrictions In Coming Months The Kentucky Supreme Court has issued an order slowly easing coronavirus restrictions and allowing more face-to-face hearings. By Ryland Barton Feb 26 Kentucky Politics Ky. Courts Plan To Ease Coronavirus Restrictions Ryland Barton
Feb 26 Kentucky Politics Kentucky House Advances Bill Banning Out-Of-State Records Requests The state House of Representatives passed a bill barring out-of-state entities from making open records requests for Kentucky records. By Ryland Barton Feb 26 Kentucky Politics House OKs Bill Banning Out-Of-State Records Requests Ryland Barton
Feb 26 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Polar Bears And Climate Change What can endangered species teach us about climate change and how we can be better custodians of planet Earth? By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Feb 26 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Polar Bears And Climate Change Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Feb 26 Arts and Culture New Mural Initiative Is About Healing, Empowering BIPOC Artists 89.3 WFPL News Louisville · New Mural Initiative Is About Healing, Empowering BIPOC Artists Louisville artist Ashley Cathey says it can be unbelievably hard to get a mural on a wall. Even for someone with a lot of experience doing it. Last year, it felt like things might change. “2020 was really fighting for us […] By Stephanie Wolf Feb 26 Arts and Culture New Mural Initiative Is About Healing, Empowering BIPOC Artists Stephanie Wolf
Feb 26 Environment Climate Change Increases Flooding Risk For Some 230,000 Ohio Valley Homes A new analysis of flooding risk that accounts for the effects of climate change finds many more homes in Appalachian communities in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia are at risk of flooding than the federal government’s emergency managers have indicated. In 12 Appalachian counties in the region, at least half of all residences are at […] By Suhail Bhat and Jeff Young Feb 26 Environment Climate Change Increases Flooding Risk For Some 230,000 Ohio Valley Homes Suhail Bhat and Jeff Young
Feb 26 Education JCPS Students Will Return To The Classroom In March Students will attend some days in-person and some remote. Board questions about a custodian and nurse shortage are still unanswered. By Jess Clark Feb 26 Education JCPS Students Will Return To The Classroom In March Jess Clark
Feb 25 Health State Says No Data Stolen In Unemployment System Hack The unemployment system has been attacked several times during the pandemic. By John Boyle Feb 25 Health State Says No Data Stolen In Unemployment System Hack John Boyle
Feb 25 Education JCPS Superintendent Wants Phased Return To Classrooms Starting March 17 The seven-member Jefferson County Board of Education will vote on whether to accept the superintendent's proposal and reopen classrooms to students for the first time in more than a year. By Stephanie Wolf and Jess Clark Feb 25 Education Pollio Wants School Reopenings To Begin March 17 Stephanie Wolf and Jess Clark
Feb 25 Kentucky Politics Ky. Election Bill Aims To Balance Voting Access And Security State lawmakers are advancing a bill that tries to expand voting access and election security at the same time. By Ryland Barton Feb 25 Kentucky Politics Election Bill Aims To Balance Voting Access, Security Ryland Barton
Feb 25 Health Clark County Health Officer Invited To Indianapolis Colts Game By Team GM A Southern Indiana health official’s long-running joke has earned him an invitation to an Indianapolis Colts game next season. Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel has been sending letters to the Colts’ front office for about 15 years. It’s part of a tongue-in-cheek quest to become the football team’s next quarterback. Yazel usually sends […] By John Boyle Feb 25 Health Clark County Health Officer Invited To Indianapolis Colts Game By Team GM John Boyle