Jul 25 Community Effort To Legalize Cigar Bars In Louisville Meets Pushback The proposal received pushback from public health officials at a recent Metro Council committee meeting. By Roberto Roldan Jul 25 Community Effort To Legalize Cigar Bars In Louisville Meets Pushback Roberto Roldan
Jul 24 Coronavirus Crowd Rallies Against Gov. Beshear’s Use of Emergency Powers Demonstrators held a rally in Frankfort to speak out against government mandates and regulations connected to COVID-19 By Breya Jones and Ryland Barton Jul 24 Coronavirus Crowd Rallies Against Gov. Beshear’s Use of Emergency Powers Breya Jones and Ryland Barton
Jul 23 In Conversation In Conversation: Summer Repeats This week you'll get a second chance to hear about summer reading recommendations, gardening tips and free speech rights. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Jul 23 In Conversation In Conversation: Summer Repeats Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Jul 23 Arts and Culture ‘Shakespeare-Adjacent’ Improv Show Is Back On In Central Park It began in summer 2014. Louisville Improvisers co-founder and artistic director Chris Anger got an idea: an improv show during Kentucky Shakespeare’s annual festival in Central Park. So he talked to the company’s producing artistic director, Matt Wallace. “He said, ‘Yeah, that sounds good. What about you guys doing a late night show?’” Anger said. […] By Stephanie Wolf Jul 23 Arts and Culture ‘Shakespeare-Adjacent’ Improv Show Is Back On In Central Park Stephanie Wolf
Jul 23 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Developing Electronic Search Warrant System Kentucky is creating an electronic search warrant system that allows police to request and judges to approve or deny warrants online. By Ryland Barton Jul 23 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Developing Electronic Search Warrant System Ryland Barton
Jul 22 Community Attorneys Advocate For Transparency In The Death Of Jailed Louisville Woman Last week, Louisville resident Ta’Neasha Chappell died in custody of Indiana’s Jackson County Jail. She was 23-years-old. Her family has since hired Breonna Taylor’s legal team. Chappell died at a hospital close to the jail after officials say she was found, unresponsive, in her cell. Lonita Baker is one of the attorneys on her case. […] By Yasmine Jumaa Jul 22 Community Attorneys Advocate For Transparency In The Death Of Jailed Louisville Woman Yasmine Jumaa
Jul 22 Health Ky. Releases First Look At COVID ‘Breakthrough’ Cases The state reported 2,795 cases of COVID-19 among its vaccinated population from March through July 21, representing less than 5% of total cases in that time period. By Ryan Van Velzer Jul 22 Health Ky. Releases First Look At COVID ‘Breakthrough’ Cases Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 22 Local News Measure Would Give Metro Council Control Of Road Closures In Parks The mayor halted traffic in parks amid COVID-19 to allow for social distancing. Now, some council members want control of such road closures. By Roberto Roldan Jul 22 Local News Council Members Seek Control Of Road Closures In Parks Roberto Roldan
Jul 22 Southern Indiana Democrats To Fill Floyd County Council Vacancy Next Month Tom Pickett had represented District 1 on the Floyd County Council since 2007 before his death earlier this month. By John Boyle Jul 22 Southern Indiana Democrats To Fill Floyd County Council Vacancy Next Month John Boyle
Jul 22 Community Protester Punched By LMPD Officer Gets Charges Dropped Earlier this year, an LMPD officer punched Denorver “Dee” Garrett in the face while arresting him during a protest for Breonna Taylor. At the time, Garret was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Now, those charges have been dismissed. David Mour is Garrett’s attorney. “The charges were false, ” Mour said. “They charged Dee […] By Breya Jones and Yasmine Jumaa Jul 22 Community Protester Punched By LMPD Officer Gets Charges Dropped Breya Jones and Yasmine Jumaa
Jul 22 Local News Three Teenagers Shot In Louisville Overnight Police say a 16-year-old girl is dead after two separate shootings on the same block in the city's Shawnee neighborhood. By Roberto Roldan Jul 22 Local News Three Teenagers Shot In Louisville Overnight Roberto Roldan
Jul 22 The Artistic Heart The Artistic Heart: Active Listening is your Gateway to Great Work Can you hear me? Can you REALLY hear me? Do you not only hear the words I’m saying but the subtext beneath them? In this episode of “The Artistic Heart,” your hosts not only explain the art of active listening but how it can vastly improve your craft. This time around, you best listen with […] By LPM Podcasts Jul 22 The Artistic Heart The Artistic Heart: Active Listening is your Gateway to Great Work LPM Podcasts
Jul 21 Health Kentucky To Get $460 Million In Settlement With Opioid Companies Proceeds will be put toward addiction treatment and prevention and will be distributed to the state over the coming years. By Ryland Barton Jul 21 Health Kentucky To Get $460 Million In Settlement With Opioid Companies Ryland Barton
Jul 21 Local News Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk To Run For Louisville Mayor Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk David Nicholson says he’s joining the race for Louisville mayor. Nicholson has held his position in county government for 15 years. He announced his candidacy in a press release Wednesday morning, saying he made the decision to run after attending the recent National Association of Counties annual conference in Maryland. […] By Roberto Roldan Jul 21 Local News Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk To Run For Louisville Mayor Roberto Roldan