Dec 4 Sports It’s Official: Louisville Tabs Satterfield As Football Coach The University of Louisville Athletic Association unanimously approved the hiring of the former Appalachian State coach on Tuesday. By Gary B. Graves, Associated Press Dec 4 Sports It's Official: Louisville Tabs Satterfield As Football Coach Gary B. Graves, Associated Press
Dec 4 Community Proposal For Okolona Affordable Housing Complex Heads To Full Council The proposed 260-unit affordable housing complex would cater to refugees and others. The measure will be considered by the full Louisville Metro Council. By Amina Elahi Dec 4 Community Plans For Okolona Affordable Housing Complex Head To Full Council Amina Elahi
Dec 4 Politics Judge: Bevin Must Disclose Screenshots Of Blocked Accounts A federal judge has ordered Kentucky Gov.Matt Bevin to turn over screenshots of social media accounts he has blocked. By Associated Press Dec 4 Politics Judge: Bevin Must Disclose Screenshots Of Blocked Accounts Associated Press
Dec 4 Politics If Pension Bill Struck Down, Ky. Republicans Say They’ll Pass A New One A lower court blocked the pension bill from going into effect over the summer and a Supreme Court decision over an appeal of the case could come as soon as next week. By Ryland Barton Dec 4 Politics If Pension Bill Struck Down, Republicans Say They'll Pass A New One Ryland Barton
Dec 4 Arts and Culture Authors Of ‘Fulfilling Social And Economic Rights’ Win 2019 Grawemeyer In World Order Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Terra Lawson-Remer and Susan Randolph co-authored the 2015 book “Fulfilling Social and Economic Rights.” By Ashlie Stevens Dec 4 Arts and Culture Authors Of 'Fulfilling Social And Economic Rights' Win Grawemeyer Ashlie Stevens
Dec 4 Arts and Culture Doris Kearns Goodwin Examines What Makes A Good Leader Goodwin will be in Louisville on Thursday for the Kentucky Author Forum, where she'll be interviewed by Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer A. Scott Berg. By Bill Burton Dec 4 Arts and Culture Doris Kearns Goodwin Examines What Makes A Good Leader Bill Burton
Dec 3 Politics Ky. Education Commissioner Scales Back Proposed Graduation Requirements After receiving criticism, Commissioner Wayne Lewis revised the proposal to add more options for students to show they are career- or college-ready. By Ryland Barton Dec 3 Politics Ky. Ed. Commissioner Scales Back Proposed Graduation Requirements Ryland Barton
Dec 3 Sports Reports: U of L Chooses New Head Football Coach The hire is subject to approval by the U of L Athletic Association. Its board of directors and two of its committees will hold special meetings Tuesday. By Rick Howlett Dec 3 Sports Reports: U of L Chooses New Head Football Coach Rick Howlett
Dec 3 Politics VIDEO: Former President George H.W. Bush Lies In State The forty-first president died on Friday. Watch the remembrance ceremony live. By NPR Staff Dec 3 Politics VIDEO: Former President George H.W. Bush Lies In State NPR Staff
Dec 3 Politics Kentucky Lawmakers Say Criminal Justice Reform Possible In 2019 Attempts to reform Kentucky’s criminal justice policies haven’t gotten traction in recent years, despite support from influential state officials and lawmakers. By Ryland Barton Dec 3 Politics Kentucky Lawmakers Say Criminal Justice Reform Possible In 2019 Ryland Barton
Dec 3 Environment High Stakes As International Climate Conference Begins The U.N. climate meeting underway in Poland is the most important climate conference since the 2015 Paris Agreement set emissions reduction goals for nearly every country on Earth. By Rebecca Hersher, NPR Dec 3 Environment High Stakes As International Climate Conference Begins Rebecca Hersher, NPR
Dec 3 Arts and Culture Dutch Composer Joël Bons Wins The 2019 Grawemeyer In Music Composition Bons' work "Nomaden" moves between folk and dance-like music, improvisation and a wide range of contemporary sounds, with the cello as a unifying force. By Daniel Gilliam Dec 3 Arts and Culture Dutch Composer Joël Bons Wins 2019 Grawemeyer In Music Composition Daniel Gilliam
Dec 3 Arts and Culture From Plywood to Steel, Tariffs Hit Louisville Set Designers’ Budgets Recent Trump administration tariffs on both Canadian and Chinese wood products have raised prices for American consumers, including Louisville arts groups. By Ashlie Stevens Dec 3 Arts and Culture From Plywood to Steel, Tariffs Hit Louisville Set Designers' Budgets Ashlie Stevens
Dec 3 Environment Fracking’s Next Boom? Petrochemical Plants Fuel Debate Over Jobs, Pollution A massive facility proposed for Belmont County, Ohio, brings both the promise of economic gains and environmental risks. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Dec 3 Environment Petrochemical Plants Fuel Debate Over Jobs, Pollution Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource