Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Secretary Of State Says More Election Funding Needed Michael Adams says the state needs more than $5 million in additional funding to run the November election. By Ryland Barton Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Secretary Of State Says More Election Funding Needed Ryland Barton
Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Louisville Plans To Have Eight Polling Places On Election Day The city also plans to have four early voting locations open six days a week starting on October 13. By Ryland Barton Sep 16 Kentucky Politics Louisville Plans To Have Eight Polling Places On Election Day Ryland Barton
Sep 16 Environment Murray Energy Exits Bankruptcy, Rehires Union Miners Coal mining giant Murray Energy has emerged from bankruptcy with a new name and a commitment to rehire all of its former union employees. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Sep 16 Environment Murray Energy Exits Bankruptcy, Rehires Union Miners Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Sep 16 News About WFPL Louisville Public Media Hires Suhail Bhat As Data Reporter Bhat is a data journalist and 2020 graduate of the Data Journalism program at Columbia Journalism School in New York City. By Staff Sep 16 News About WFPL Louisville Public Media Hires Suhail Bhat As Data Reporter Staff
Sep 16 Investigations Which Louisville Judge Let Police Search Your House? Most Signatures Are Unreadable We reviewed more than 230 search warrants. It's unclear who signed nearly three-fourths of them. By Jacob Ryan and Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News Sep 16 Investigations Which Louisville Judge Let Police Search Your House? Most Signatures Are Unreadable Jacob Ryan and Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News
Sep 15 Education JCPS Preparing For Possible October Return To In-Person Classes JCPS will only consider bringing students back after multiple weeks in the yellow zone on the state's coronavirus dashboard. By Jess Clark Sep 15 Education JCPS Preparing For Possible October Return To In-Person Classes Jess Clark
Sep 15 Metro Louisville Family, Activists Say Breonna Taylor Settlement Is Only The First Step Breonna Taylor's mother, lawyers and protesters say the money and promised police reforms are a start. But they're not enough. By Amina Elahi Sep 15 Metro Louisville Family, Activists Say Breonna Taylor Settlement Is Only The First Step Amina Elahi
Sep 15 Health Citing Sports, Beshear Allows Bars To Stay Open Until Midnight Gov. Beshear has amended one of his coronavirus restrictions, allowing bars and restaurants to stay open until midnight instead of 11 p.m. By Ryland Barton Sep 15 Health Citing Sports, Beshear Allows Bars To Stay Open Until Midnight Ryland Barton
Sep 15 Metro Louisville LMPD Outgoing Chief Robert Schroeder Again Seeks To Delay Metro Council Testimony The council committee is investigating decisions surrounding the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor and subsequent protests. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 15 Metro Louisville LMPD Outgoing Chief Robert Schroeder Again Seeks To Delay Metro Council Testimony Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 15 Kentucky Politics Election Plans From Most Kentucky Counties Still Not Approved Election plans for 26 of the state's 120 counties have been approved. By Ryland Barton Sep 15 Kentucky Politics Election Plans From Most Kentucky Counties Still Not Approved Ryland Barton
Sep 15 Arts and Culture #Breewayy Banners Go Up Around Jefferson Square Park The city turned down the original idea of a Black Lives Matter street mural. The banners are an alternative to create a space for healing. By Stephanie Wolf Sep 15 Arts and Culture #Breewayy Banners Go Up Around Jefferson Square Park Stephanie Wolf
Sep 15 Education As Kentucky Braces For Cuts, Pollio Tells Lawmakers Continued Funding Key To Racial Equity JCPS says it's trying to make gains on improving outcomes for Black students and other students of color. But potential cuts are looming. By Jess Clark Sep 15 Education Pollio Tells Ky. Lawmakers Continued Funding Key To Racial Equity Jess Clark
Sep 15 Metro Louisville Louisville To Pay $12 Million, Adopt Police Reforms In Breonna Taylor Death Settlement The city of Louisville will pay $12 million to the family of Breonna Taylor and adopt several policing reforms to settle the family’s wrongful death lawsuit, the city announced Tuesday afternoon. The city admits no fault in the settlement. The payment — the largest for police misconduct in city history — follows a months-long firestorm […] By Graham Ambrose Sep 15 Metro Louisville Louisville To Pay $12 Million In Breonna Taylor Death Settlement Graham Ambrose
Sep 15 Community Alumni Push To Save Former All-Black School In Jeffersonville, Ind. Some Jeffersonville residents are pushing to preserve Taylor High School, a former all-Black school from Jeffersonville's segregated past. By John Boyle Sep 15 Community Alumni Push To Save Former All-Black School In Jeffersonville, Ind. John Boyle