May 8 National News Pfizer Seeks Full FDA Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines were previously cleared for use under the agency's emergency use authorization. By Emma Bowman, NPR May 8 National News Pfizer Seeks Full FDA Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine Emma Bowman, NPR
May 7 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra’s Next Season Will Be Indoors — With Live Audiences The orchestra’s upcoming season will focus on showcasing the work of local talent and artists from underrepresented groups. By Stephanie Wolf May 7 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Announces Details For New Season Stephanie Wolf
May 7 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Farming In Kentucky Kentucky is home to over 75,000 farms — each with its own challenges and rewards. This Friday we unpack the business of growing food. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson May 7 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Farming In Kentucky Michelle Tyrene Johnson
May 7 National News Spring Letdown: Hiring Slows in April, Raising New Challenges For Economy U.S. employers added 266,000 jobs last month, far fewer than analysts had expected. The unemployment rate rose to 6.1%. By Scott Horsley, NPR May 7 National News Hiring Slows in April, Raising New Challenges For Economy Scott Horsley, NPR
May 6 Health Beshear Eyes Easing All Capacity Restrictions By July Gov. Andy Beshear said he will relax some of the state’s pandemic-related capacity restrictions in three weeks. By John Boyle May 6 Health Beshear Eyes Easing All Capacity Restrictions By July John Boyle
May 6 Education JCPS Sues McKinsey Over Alleged Role In Fueling Opioid Epidemic JCPS says pharma consulting firm should pay for the millions of dollars in special education costs districts are spending on kids harmed by opioids. By Jess Clark May 6 Education JCPS Sues McKinsey Over Alleged Role In Opioid Epidemic Jess Clark
May 6 Education UofL Leaders Rebuke McConnell: Start Of Slavery Is Important To U.S. History UofL leaders, including President Neeli Bendapudi, rejected “the idea that the year 1619 is not a critical moment in the history of this country.“ By Amina Elahi May 6 Education UofL Leaders Rebuke McConnell Over 1619 Comments Amina Elahi
May 6 Investigations Daniel Cameron Promised Search Warrants Analysis 8 Months Ago. It Hasn’t Started Members say they have received no schedule and little guidance from the Attorney General. They are unsure what the specific aim of the task force will be. By Jacob Ryan May 6 Investigations AG's Search Warrants Task Force Hasn't Done Anything Jacob Ryan
May 6 Kentucky Politics Officials Celebrate As Kentucky Credit Rating Improves To ‘Stable’ Kentucky’s financial outlook was upgrade from “negative” to “stable,” easing worries that the pandemic would devastate state coffers. By Ryland Barton May 6 Kentucky Politics Officials Celebrate As Kentucky Credit Rating Improves To ‘Stable’ Ryland Barton
May 6 Arts and Culture To Reduce Carbon Footprint, These Artists Greened Up Their Practice Passionate about the natural world, some artists are examining how their materials and creative process impact the environment. By Stephanie Wolf May 6 Arts and Culture To Reduce Carbon Footprint, These Artists Greened Up Their Practice Stephanie Wolf
May 6 News About WFPL WFPL, KyCIR Win 4 Edward R. Murrow Regional Awards Louisville Public Media’s daily and investigative news teams won four Edward R. Murrow regional awards for coverage in 2020. By Staff May 6 News About WFPL WFPL, KyCIR Win 4 Edward R. Murrow Regional Awards Staff
May 5 Metro Louisville Louisville Protesters Seek Forum On Policing, Breonna Taylor Memorial Protest leaders are calling for Mayor Greg Fischer to hold another community meeting about racial justice, police violence. By Ryland Barton May 5 Metro Louisville Protesters Seek Forum On Policing, Taylor Memorial Ryland Barton
May 5 Money Memories Money Memories: Say ‘No’ to Payday Loans "Millennial to Millionaire" podcast host Paris Grant on painful financial lessons, and how being raised by women shaped his relationship with money. By Ilona Limonta-Volkova May 5 Money Memories Money Memories: Say 'No' to Payday Loans Ilona Limonta-Volkova
May 5 Southern Indiana New Albany To Expand Riverfront Transformation With 63-Acre Park Mayor Jeff Gahan said the new west end park, called River Recreation, will incorporate 63 acres of green space and a new boat ramp. By John Boyle May 5 Southern Indiana New Albany To Expand Riverfront Transformation John Boyle