Sep 18 Sports Pitino Settles With University of Louisville, Ready For ‘New Chapter’ The University of Louisville Athletic Association and Pitino have settled lawsuits stemming from his departure from the school. By Associated Press Sep 18 Sports Pitino Settles With University of Louisville, Ready For 'New Chapter' Associated Press
Sep 18 Arts and Culture Can Actors Theatre’s ‘Hype Man’ Kick It? Yes, It Can Race is hard to talk about in live drama, but fortunately playwright Idris Goodwin hits a balance between character and crusade. By Eli Keel Sep 18 Arts and Culture Can Actors Theatre’s ‘Hype Man’ Kick It? Yes, It Can Eli Keel
Sep 18 Community West End YMCA Opening Delayed Past October Target Until recently, the facility was expected to open in October. But officials now say that will be pushed to an unspecified date this fall. By Amina Elahi Sep 18 Community West End YMCA Opening Delayed Past October Target Amina Elahi
Sep 18 Community Humana Co-Founder And Louisville Philanthropist David Jones Sr. Has Died Humana co-founder David Jones Sr. has died at the age of 88. By Staff Sep 18 Community Humana Co-Founder And Philanthropist David Jones Sr. Has Died Staff
Sep 18 Environment Rebuilding Louisville’s Urban Forest To Combat Climate Change Urban forests can help control many local climate impacts while also absorbing the very gas that got us into this crisis in the first place.. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 18 Environment Rebuilding Louisville's Urban Forest To Combat Climate Change Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 17 Education JCPS Students Celebrate Constitution Day, And For Some, Their Newfound Right To Vote JCPS has collaborated with the Frazier History Museum to launch a website that offers curriculum on the history of suffrage. By Liz Schlemmer Sep 17 Education JCPS Students Celebrate Constitution Day Liz Schlemmer
Sep 17 Politics Lawsuit Seeks To Remove Republican Daniel Cameron From Attorney General’s Race The lawsuit alleges that Daniel Cameron has not been a practicing attorney for long enough to become attorney general. By Ryland Barton Sep 17 Politics Lawsuit Seeks To Remove Republican Daniel Cameron From Attorney General's Race Ryland Barton
Sep 17 Politics Grimes: Elections Board Made Registration Changes ‘In The Dark Of Night’ Alison Lundergan Grimes clashed with the Board of Elections after revelations that the board had placed 165,000 people on an “inactive list." By Ryland Barton Sep 17 Politics Grimes: Elections Board Made Changes 'In The Dark Of Night' Ryland Barton
Sep 17 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Grappling With Veterans’ Suicides, Other Challenges, In Kentucky This week on WFPL’s In Conversation, we talk about veterans’ issues, including the suicide rate and what’s being done to provide them care. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 17 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Veterans' Suicides In Kentucky Kyeland Jackson
Sep 17 Community Cokie Roberts, Pioneering Journalist Who Helped Shape NPR, Dies at 75 Roberts, who joined the fledgling network in 1978, was a seasoned Washington insider who developed a distinctive voice as a reporter and commentator for both NPR and ABC News. By Bobby Allyn, NPR and Scott Neuman Sep 17 Community Cokie Roberts, Pioneering Journalist Who Helped Shape NPR, Dies at 75 Bobby Allyn, NPR and Scott Neuman
Sep 17 Health Groups Work To Raise Awareness, Combat Veteran Suicide Rates In Kentucky Nonprofits and Louisville's VA hospital are working to raise awareness about the prevalence of suicide among military veterans. By Lisa Gillespie Sep 17 Health Groups Work To Raise Awareness, Combat Veteran Suicide In Kentucky Lisa Gillespie
Sep 16 Politics Kentucky Democrats: Elections Board Improperly Deactivating Voter Registrations The Kentucky Democratic Party says that more than 150,000 Kentucky voters have been put on an “inactive list” by the State Board of Elections By Ryland Barton Sep 16 Politics Ky. Democrats: Elections Board Deactivating Voter Registrations Ryland Barton
Sep 16 Economy Hourly Workers At GM’s Bowling Green Plant Join Nationwide Strike Some of General Motors' hourly workers in Bowling Green are picketing Monday after negotiations over a new labor contract hit a stalemate. By Lisa Autry Sep 16 Economy Hourly Workers At GM's Bowling Green Plant Join Nationwide Strike Lisa Autry
Sep 16 Community West Louisville Residents Suggest Paths To Revitalization Without Gentrification Around 100 residents and stakeholders gathered Friday for a forum about responsible revitalization in Louisville’s West End. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 16 Community West Louisville Residents Suggest Paths To Revitalization Kyeland Jackson