Sep 26 Kentucky Politics Sen. Kyrsten Sinema joins McConnell in Louisville, calls for bipartisanship Sinema said restoring the Senate’s 60-vote threshold for votes like judicial appointments would force lawmakers to compromise By Divya Karthikeyan Sep 26 Kentucky Politics Sinema joins McConnell in Louisville, calls for bipartisanship Divya Karthikeyan
Sep 26 Kentucky Politics Citing health issues, Kentucky Sen. C.B. Embry resigns from state legislature Republican C.B. Embry of Morgantown is capping a two-decade legislative career. By Lisa Autry Sep 26 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Sen. C.B. Embry resigns from state legislature Lisa Autry
Sep 26 Health The Satanic Temple challenges Indiana abortion ban in federal court Attorneys for The Satanic Temple cite constitutional and religious freedom violations in their lawsuit. By Aprile Rickert Sep 26 Health The Satanic Temple challenges Indiana abortion ban in court Aprile Rickert
Sep 26 Community Ky. board denies parole to 1997 Heath High School shooter Michael Carneal, who committed the 1997 Heath High School shooting, was denied parole and will serve out the remainder of his life sentence. By Derek Operle Sep 26 Community Ky. board denies parole to 1997 Heath High School shooter Derek Operle
Sep 26 Community Kentucky man who shot classmates in ’97 imprisoned for life Michael Carneal, who killed three fellow students and wounded five others when he was 14 years old, will spend the rest of his life in prison. By Travis Loller, Associated Press Sep 26 Community Kentucky man who shot classmates in ’97 imprisoned for life Travis Loller, Associated Press
Sep 26 Health Most people who need addiction treatment don’t get it. Yet many state laws limit access Researchers say state restrictions that limit access to opioid treatment go against evidence-based practices and limit access to care. By Darian Benson, Side Effects Public Media Sep 26 Health Nearly every state has laws that limit access to opioid treatment Darian Benson, Side Effects Public Media
Sep 25 Arts and Culture Louisville children’s museum receives $500,000 donation Adventure House of You will be an immersive, interactive children’s museum attached to the Portland Museum in Louisville. By Breya Jones Sep 25 Arts and Culture Louisville children’s museum receives $500,000 donation Breya Jones
Sep 25 Podcasts Sprinkle Sparkle: Pleasure is healing Sometimes pleasure means recovery from past pain. By Alex Biscardi and Laura Ellis Sep 25 Podcasts Sprinkle Sparkle: Pleasure is healing Alex Biscardi and Laura Ellis
Sep 25 Kentucky Politics Kentucky voter registration deadline is Oct. 11, early voting period approaches Kentuckians who want to cast a ballot in the upcoming General Election need to register four weeks before the last day of voting on Nov. 8. By Divya Karthikeyan Sep 25 Kentucky Politics Kentucky voter registration deadline is Oct. 11 Divya Karthikeyan
Sep 24 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Officials try to recruit younger poll workers Kentucky's current crop of poll workers is aging out, and election officials are desperately trying to get young people involved in the process. By Ryland Barton Sep 24 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Officials seek younger poll workers Ryland Barton
Sep 24 Southern Indiana New Albany resumes work on new fire station after construction accident The new firehouse on Charlestown Road is replacing New Albany’s aging Twin Oaks station, which opened in 1964. By John Boyle Sep 24 Southern Indiana New Albany resumes work on new fire station after accident John Boyle
Sep 23 Health Louisville health officials report spike in RSV among children Health officials say RSV is common among children 2 and under, but those under 6 months or who have other conditions are at greater risk. By Aprile Rickert Sep 23 Health Louisville health officials report spike in RSV among children Aprile Rickert
Sep 23 Arts and Culture U of L centers tension, oppression and growth on stage with “Blood at the Root” The play by Dominique Morisseau tells a fictionalized version of the events that sparked protests in Jena, La. between students and authorities. By Breya Jones Sep 23 Arts and Culture U of L play displays racial tension on stage Breya Jones
Sep 23 Community Louisville nonprofit aims to tackle racial and economic inequities in education The Decode Project has been providing literacy instruction to young people who need it most for free or on a sliding scale since 2019. By Yasmine Jumaa Sep 23 Community Local nonprofit aims to tackle inequities in education Yasmine Jumaa