Nov 16 Politics Trump Says He’s Completed Written Answers For Mueller, But Not Turned Them In The president told reporters the questions were "very routinely answered by me" and that he was able to answer them "very easily." By Philip Ewing, NPR Nov 16 Politics Trump Says He's Completed Written Answers For Mueller, But Not Turned Them In Philip Ewing, NPR
Nov 16 Politics Education Dept. Proposes Enhanced Protection For Students Accused Of Sexual Assault Among the most significant changes is that schools can make it harder to prove allegations — by raising the level of proof needed. By Tovia Smith, NPR Nov 16 Politics Education Dept. Proposes Enhanced Protection For Students Accused Of Sexual Assault Tovia Smith, NPR
Nov 15 Community Feds Charge Alleged Louisville Kroger Shooter With Hate Crimes Gregory Bush allegedly entered the Jeffersontown Kroger on October 24, killing Maurice Stallard and Vickie Jones. Both victims were black; Bush is white. By Staff Nov 15 Community Feds Charge Alleged Louisville Kroger Shooter With A Hate Crime Staff
Nov 15 Community Kentucky Fair Board Bans KKK, Some Nazi Memorabilia From State Facilities The Kentucky Fair Board banned KKK and Nazi paraphernalia from its facilities but specifically allows the sale or giveaway of items made during or before World War II. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 15 Community Kentucky Fair Board Bans KKK, Some Nazi Memorabilia From State Facilities Kyeland Jackson
Nov 15 Environment Kentucky Utility Regulators Block Low-Income Advocacy Groups From Rate Case Low-income and affordable housing advocates say it's the first time in more than a decade they have been excluded from participating in a rate case. By Ryan Van Velzer Nov 15 Environment Ky. Utility Regulators Block Low-Income Advocacy Groups From Rate Case Ryan Van Velzer
Nov 15 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre of Louisville Announces 2019 Humana Festival Lineup This morning, Actors Theatre of Louisville announced the lineup for the 43rd annual Humana Festival of New American plays. Last year’s Humana festival was attended by more than 38,000 people. This year’s festival will run from March 1 to April 7, 2019. Tickets can be purchased starting Jan. 3, 2019. Here are this year’s productions, […] By Ashlie Stevens Nov 15 Arts and Culture 2019 Humana Festival Lineup Announced Ashlie Stevens
Nov 15 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Rejects Union Challenge To ‘Right-To-Work’ Law In a 4-3 ruling, the high court rejected the challenge. Justice Laurance VanMeter wrote that “the legislature is permitted to set the economic policy for the Commonwealth.” By Ryland Barton Nov 15 Politics Ky. Supreme Court Rejects Union Challenge To 'Right-To-Work' Law Ryland Barton
Nov 15 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Strikes Down Medical Review Panel Law The Kentucky Supreme Court has struck down a new law that requires medical malpractice claims to be screened before they can move on to court, saying that the measure “delays access to the courts.” By Ryland Barton Nov 15 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Strikes Down Medical Review Panel Law Ryland Barton
Nov 15 Five Things Five Things: Gilda Wabbit, The Opera-Singing Drag Queen From Kentucky Gilda Wabbit, aka Samuel Penn, is a classically-trained opera singer who grew up in Frankfort, Kentucky and was the subject of a viral meme last year. By Tara Anderson Nov 15 Five Things Five Things: Gilda Wabbit, The Opera-Singing Drag Queen From Kentucky Tara Anderson
Nov 15 Investigations Fatal Flaws: In Kentucky, Deregulation And Worker Safety Collide Business owner and political candidate Matt Bevin expressed disdain for OSHA regulations. Then, he became governor of Kentucky. By Eleanor Klibanoff Nov 15 Investigations Fatal Flaws: In Kentucky, Deregulation And Worker Safety Collide Eleanor Klibanoff
Nov 14 Politics Eastern Kentucky Democrat Rocky Adkins Launches Campaign For Governor Hailing from rural Sandy Hook in Elliot County, Adkins is one of the last major Democratic figures in eastern Kentucky, a former stronghold for the party. By Ryland Barton Nov 14 Politics Eastern Ky. Democrat Rocky Adkins Launches Campaign For Governor Ryland Barton
Nov 14 Community Hurstboune City Council Has Little Say In Topgolf Deal Residents have been voicing their concerns about Topgolf to Hurstbourne for months. But does its City Commission have the power to stop the development? By Amina Elahi Nov 14 Community Hurstboune City Council Has Little Say In Topgolf Deal Amina Elahi
Nov 14 Politics Mitch McConnell Re-Elected Senate Majority Leader In a statement, McConnell touted the Republican-led Senate's work to pass tax reform, combat the opioid epidemic and end Obamacare's individual mandates. By Associated Press Nov 14 Politics Mitch McConnell Re-Elected Senate Majority Leader Associated Press
Nov 14 Community Displacement By Eviction And Foreclosure Hits West Louisville Hardest, Report Says This year's report from the Metropolitan Housing Coalition found evictions and foreclosures are clustered in certain areas of Jefferson County. By Amina Elahi Nov 14 Community Displacement By Eviction Hits West Louisville Hardest, Report Says Amina Elahi