Jul 11 Politics WATCH: President Trump Speaks Speaks On Census And Citizenship Question President Trump is speaking from the White House about his administration's push to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census. By NPR Staff Jul 11 Politics WATCH: Trump Speaks Speaks On Census And Citizenship Question NPR Staff
Jul 11 Politics Democratic Senate Hopeful McGrath Reverses On Kavanaugh Confirmation McGrath's tough rollout shows some of the difficulties of running a statewide campaign as a Democrat in increasingly Republican Kentucky. By Ryland Barton Jul 11 Politics Democratic Senate Hopeful McGrath Reverses On Kavanaugh Confirmation Ryland Barton
Jul 11 Politics Trump Expected To Renew Push For Census Citizenship Question With Executive Action After the Supreme Court ruled to keep a citizenship question off forms for the upcoming national head count, the Trump administration is now trying to add the question by taking executive action. By Hansi Lo Wang, NPR and Franco Ordoñez, NPR Jul 11 Politics Trump Expected To Renew Push For Census Citizenship Question Hansi Lo Wang, NPR and Franco Ordoñez, NPR
Jul 11 Kentuckiana Sounds Kentuckiana Sounds: A Spring Evening On The Sunny Side A roadside turnout in Indiana takes the Kentuckiana Sounds curator back to his childhood in New York. By Staff Jul 11 Kentuckiana Sounds Kentuckiana Sounds: A Spring Evening On The Sunny Side Staff
Jul 11 Health Cells In Space! Ky. Company Hopes Experiment Will Help MS, Parkinson’s Treatment A Kentucky company will soon send human cells into space on a NASA rocket in hopes of finding treatments for some neurodegenerative diseases. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 11 Health Cells In Space! Ky. Company Hopes Experiment Will Help MS Treatment Lisa Gillespie
Jul 10 Economy Laid-Off Employees Of Bankrupt Blackjewel Mining Seek Pay, Answers Miners from across the region are largely still waiting for back wages as well as answers about the company’s future. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource and Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 10 Economy Laid-Off Employees Of Bankrupt Blackjewel Mining Seek Pay, Answers Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource and Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jul 10 Politics Kentucky House Leader: Special Legislative Session Likely For July 19 The House Majority Leader said there is a narrow window — starting July 19 — when there will be enough supportive lawmakers available to vote. By Ryland Barton Jul 10 Politics Ky. House Leader: Special Legislative Session Likely For July 19 Ryland Barton
Jul 10 Arts and Culture In Swanson Gallery’s ‘Cardinal Moments,’ Artists Pay Tribute To The Region The current exhibit at Swanson Contemporary explores regional artists whose relationships with the places they live go beyond mere influence. By Natalie Weis Jul 10 Arts and Culture In ‘Cardinal Moments,’ Artists Pay Tribute To The Region Natalie Weis
Jul 10 Here Today Here Today: Can’t Find My Way Home Beecher Terrace residents are moving out to make way for the rebuild. What does it mean for the community if they don't come back? By Laura Ellis and Jonese Franklin Jul 10 Here Today Here Today: Can’t Find My Way Home Laura Ellis and Jonese Franklin
Jul 10 Environment Bourbon Plume Reaches Louisville’s Drinking Water The Louisville Water Company says the city’s drinking water supply is safe, but the utility has adjusted its treatment strategy. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 10 Environment Bourbon Plume Reaches Louisville’s Drinking Water Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 10 Economy Minimum Wage Hike Would Have Major Effect In Ohio Valley A new report from the Congressional Budget Office shows shows mixed results for increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. By Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource Jul 10 Economy Minimum Wage Hike Would Have Major Effect In Ohio Valley Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jul 10 Education Next JCPS Student Assignment Plan May Give West Louisville Students More Choices Under JCPS’s current student assignment plan, many students in the West End are bused out to middle and high schools across the county. By Liz Schlemmer Jul 10 Education Next JCPS Plan May Give West Louisville Students More Choices Liz Schlemmer
Jul 10 Environment Planning For New Ky. Highway Connector Doesn’t Include Public Input (For Now) Officials are studying plans to build a highway around Louisville but the proposal will not include public comment or an environmental review. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 10 Environment Planning For New Ky. Highway Doesn’t Include Public Input (For Now) Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 9 Health As Court Hears ‘Obamacare’ Oral Arguments, Beshear Provides Analysis Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear is part of a group of Democrats who argue the Affordable Care Act is legal and should stay as-is. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 9 Health As Court Hears 'Obamacare' Oral Arguments, Beshear Provides Analysis Lisa Gillespie