Oct 13 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Ballet’s Ambitious ‘Mozart’ Bill Raises The Bar The bill includes Balanchine's "Divertimento #15," as well as two world premieres: "ស្នាមប្រឡាក់" choreographed by Robert Curran and “Force Flux” choreographed by Brandon Ragland. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Oct 13 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Louisville Ballet's Ambitious 'Mozart' Bill Raises The Bar Kathi E.B. Ellis
Oct 13 Politics Joe Biden Stumps For Amy McGrath In Bath County The former vice president was in Kentucky to help Democrat Amy McGrath across the finish line in an unexpectedly close race against incumbent-Republican Andy Barr. By Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio Oct 13 Politics Biden Stumps For McGrath In Bath County Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio
Oct 12 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Seeks The Spiritual In Pop Culture Favorite, ‘Requiem’ An upcoming Louisville Orchestra performance may help remind audiences of the more sacred origins of one of the world’s most recognizable works. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 12 Arts and Culture Louisville Orchestra Seeks The Spiritual In A Pop Culture Favorite Ashlie Stevens
Oct 12 Environment Appalachian Regional Commission Announces New POWER Grant Recipients The Appalachian Regional Commission announced Thursday the latest recipients of grants designed to help struggling coal communities. By Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource Oct 12 Environment ARC Announces New POWER Grant Recipients Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource
Oct 12 Politics Students, Faculty Express Concerns As EKU Prepares For Trump Visit President Donald Trump is scheduled to headline a political rally Saturday night in Eastern Kentucky University’s Alumni Coliseum in Richmond. By Mary Meehan, WEKU and Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio Oct 12 Politics Students, Faculty Express Concerns As EKU Prepares For Trump Visit Mary Meehan, WEKU and Stu Johnson Kentucky Public Radio
Oct 12 Investigations Judge Orders State Agencies To Reveal Sexual Harassment Details To KyCIR The agencies have 10 days to comply with Judge Shepherd’s ruling. By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 12 Investigations Judge Orders State To Reveal Sexual Harassment Details To KyCIR Eleanor Klibanoff
Oct 12 Politics Lawmakers Respond To Scathing Kentucky Wired Broadband Audit Portions of the statewide fiber optic network were initially scheduled to go live in the summer of 2016, but now officials say it’s been delayed until early 2020. By Ryland Barton Oct 12 Politics Lawmakers Respond To Scathing Kentucky Wired Broadband Audit Ryland Barton
Oct 12 Tough and Universal: Stories of Grit Tough And Universal: Longtime Educator Catherine Talbott Is Still Passionate About Teaching "Every child has something special. But we have to provide the setup. We have to provide the avenues for a child to bring out their own innate creativity." By Erica Peterson Oct 12 Tough and Universal: Stories of Grit Tough And Universal: Catherine Talbott Erica Peterson
Oct 11 Recut Recut: Our Neighbors Have Great Stories One of the coolest things about working in radio is helping people tell their stories. In a matter of minutes, you can go from being a stranger to hearing intimate details of someone's life. By Jonese Franklin Oct 11 Recut Recut: Our Neighbors Have Great Stories Jonese Franklin
Oct 11 Arts and Culture In Staging ‘The War Of The Worlds,’ Ky. Shakespeare Finds A Fitting Halloween Tradition Kentucky Shakespeare has hit on a formula that could have audiences returning year after year for a new favorite Halloween tradition. By Eli Keel Oct 11 Arts and Culture In 'War Of The Worlds,' Ky. Shakespeare Finds A Halloween Tradition Eli Keel
Oct 11 Politics In Close Race For Kentucky’s 6th District, Health Care Looms Large As voters in Kentucky’s 6th congressional district head to the polls in November, one of the many issues they’ll consider is how candidates would deal with the Affordable Care Act. By Ryland Barton Oct 11 Politics In Close Race For Kentucky's 6th District, Health Care Looms Large Ryland Barton
Oct 11 News About WFPL Independent Candidates Criticize Format Of Louisville Mayoral Forum Some of the seven independent candidates for Louisville mayor are raising concerns about the format of a mayoral candidates’ forum to be held next week at Louisville Public Media. By Rick Howlett Oct 11 News About WFPL Independent Candidates Criticize Format Of Louisville Mayoral Forum Rick Howlett
Oct 11 Community Recovery Work Begins After Hurricane Michael Carves Through Florida Panhandle The city of Tallahassee, known for its extensive tree canopy, says "thousands of trees are down." The hurricane destroyed buildings and swamped homes along the coast before drenching inland areas. By Bill Chappell, NPR Oct 11 Community Recovery Work Begins After Hurricane Michael Carves Through Florida Panhandle Bill Chappell, NPR
Oct 11 Environment Under Water: How Rising Waters Cost Us All Until now, scientists have often framed climate change in terms of the future: cities that will be underwater in the next 50, 100 or 200 years. But for some, that watery future is already here. By Annia Ciezadlo, Orb Media and Preethi Nallu, Orb Media Oct 11 Environment Under Water: How Rising Waters Cost Us All Annia Ciezadlo, Orb Media and Preethi Nallu, Orb Media