Jun 28 Community Tyler Gerth’s Father Remembers His Son At Vigil In Jefferson Square Park "If he ever saw wrongs in our society he wasn’t on the sidelines, he was in there and involved," Chuck Gerth said of his son. By Jess Clark Jun 28 Community Tyler Gerth’s Father Remembers His Son At Vigil In Jefferson Square Park Jess Clark
Jun 28 Community After Save A Lot’s Closing, Potential For Food Desert Grows In New Albany On June 20, Save A Lot permanently closed its doors. And now New Albany's core is lacking a full-service grocery option. By John Boyle Jun 28 Community After Save A Lot's Closing, Potential Food Desert Grows In New Albany John Boyle
Jun 27 Community 1 Person Dead, 1 Charged Following Shooting At Jefferson Square Protest Camp Following the violence, the protest site was cleared and LMPD said it would no longer permit demonstrators to be there overnight. By Staff and John Boyle Jun 27 Community 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Shots Fired Saturday Night Staff and John Boyle
Jun 27 Community ‘American Freedom Fighters’ Fail To Show At Louisville Protest Members of the group said they were frustrated that police had viewed their demonstration as a protest. By Graham Ambrose Jun 27 Community Louisville Protests Peaceful, 'American Freedom Fighters' Fail To Show Graham Ambrose
Jun 26 Health CDC Recommends Younger Kids Wear Masks; Kentucky Says It Depends Child care centers have reopened in Kentucky with a full slate of new safety guidelines. But the state doesn't recommend masks for kids under 5. By Graham Ambrose Jun 26 Health CDC Recommends Younger Kids Wear Masks; Kentucky Says It Depends Graham Ambrose
Jun 26 Arts and Culture Headliners Music Hall’s Building Is For Sale, But The Business Is Not Owners hope to rent the facility from whoever buys it; this is one effort to save the business, which is struggling due to the pandemic. By Stephanie Wolf Jun 26 Arts and Culture Headliners Music Hall’s Building Is For Sale, But The Business Is Not Stephanie Wolf
Jun 26 Health COVID-19 Testing Scarce In Indianapolis’ Black Neighborhoods An analysis found that neighborhoods with the highest percentage of Black residents had only three of the 30 testing sites in the county. By Carter Barrett, Side Effects Public Media Jun 26 Health COVID-19 Testing Scarce In Indianapolis' Black Neighborhoods Carter Barrett, Side Effects Public Media
Jun 26 In Conversation In Conversation: Summer Vacations And Pride Month During A Pandemic State health officials say Kentucky remains in a plateau, but the commonwealth continues to record scores of new coronavirus cases daily. By Rick Howlett Jun 26 In Conversation In Conversation: Vacations And Pride Month During A Pandemic Rick Howlett
Jun 25 Metro Louisville Louisville Budget Maintaining Police Funding Passes With Broad Support The council appropriated $190.6 million for LMPD, up slightly from the $189.9 million the body appropriated last year. By Amina Elahi Jun 25 Metro Louisville Louisville Budget Maintaining Police Funding Passes With Broad Support Amina Elahi
Jun 25 Community Armed Protest Scheduled For Saturday Planned By Member Of The Kentucky National Guard The rally comes after weeks of protests against racism and police violence in Louisville after LMPD officers killed 26 year-old Breonna Taylor. By Jared Bennett Jun 25 Community Armed Protest Saturday Planned By Member Of The Ky. National Guard Jared Bennett
Jun 25 Education JCPS Superintendent Offers A Few Hints On Plan To Reopen Schools Superintendent Marty Pollio said the district is planning for both in-person and digital options for the 2020-2021 school year. By Jess Clark Jun 25 Education JCPS Superintendent Offers A Few Hints On Plan To Reopen Schools Jess Clark
Jun 25 Metro Louisville Protesters At State Capitol Rally Say Investigation Into Breonna Taylor’s Killing Taking Too Long Demonstrators at the state capitol were joined by figures from the worlds of music, acting and politics. By John Boyle Jun 25 Metro Louisville Protesters At State Capitol Rally Say Investigation Into Breonna Taylor’s Killing Taking Too Long John Boyle
Jun 25 Arts and Culture Inspired By Protesters’ Demands For Racial Justice, Louisville Musician Creates New Song, Music Video Jaelan Cross, aka YGB JAY, released “Anarchy” on June 3 after watching a Facebook Live from the night of David McAtee’s death. By Stephanie Wolf Jun 25 Arts and Culture Inspired By Protesters’ Demands For Racial Justice, Louisville Musician Creates New Song, Music Video Stephanie Wolf
Jun 25 Sports Churchill Downs Says Derby, Oaks Will Happen With Spectators In September The races, which historically happen during the first week of May, were delayed until September because of the coronavirus pandemic. By Staff and Ryan Van Velzer Jun 25 Sports Churchill Downs Says Derby, Oaks Will Happen With Spectators In Sept. Staff and Ryan Van Velzer