Sep 15 News About WFPL Jonese Franklin Promoted To WFPL Program Director Franklin will manage WFPL's on-air presentation, ensuring a high-quality sound to an audience of more than 100,000 weekly listeners. By Staff Sep 15 News About WFPL Jonese Franklin Promoted To WFPL Program Director Staff
Sep 15 Health Dr. Deborah Birx Stops In Lexington To Discuss College Coronavirus Cases Dr. Birx met with students, faculty and administrators on the UK campus, which has more than 400 active COVID-19 cases, 86 of those confirmed since late last week. By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Sep 15 Health Dr. Deborah Birx Stops In Lexington To Discuss College Coronavirus Cases Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Sep 14 Education Kentucky Adopts Coronavirus Reporting System For K-12 Schools Starting Sept 28, Kentucky schools will have to report their number of cases and possible exposures, to be shared on a public dashboard. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 14 Education Kentucky Adopts Coronavirus Reporting System For K-12 Schools Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 14 Kentucky Politics Gov. Beshear Endorses McGrath In Kentucky’s U.S. Senate Race Gov. Andy Beshear has endorsed Amy McGrath in her race against Mitch McConnell during Kentucky’s race for U.S. Senate this year. By Ryland Barton Sep 14 Kentucky Politics Gov. Beshear Endorses McGrath In Kentucky U.S. Senate Race Ryland Barton
Sep 14 Investigations Before Contractor Billed TARC For No Work, She Worked For MSD Director The consultant worked for MSD director Tony Parrott in Cincinnati, a contract one city councilman at the time called “unconscionable." By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 14 Investigations Before Contractor Billed TARC For No Work, She Worked For MSD Director Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 14 Investigations New Evidence In Shelby Gazaway Shooting, But Family Has Same Questions Now that the prosecutor has declined to charge the officers who killed Shelby Gazaway, LMPD released the case file. By Jared Bennett Sep 14 Investigations New Evidence In Shelby Gazaway Shooting, But Family Has Same Questions Jared Bennett
Sep 13 Health Remembering A Miner Who Personified Coal’s Contributions And Costs Charles Wayne Stanley ran underground mining machines for some 20 years, cutting coal from beneath the hills where Virginia meets Kentucky along the Cumberland ridge. He spent another decade as a roof bolter, work that kept the rock above from falling in on his fellow miners. Stanley was 53 when the Ohio Valley ReSource and […] By Jeff Young Sep 13 Health Remembering A Miner Who Personified Coal’s Contributions And Costs Jeff Young
Sep 13 Local News Six Months In, The Wait For Justice For Breonna Taylor Continues An organized bike ride traveled to Breonna Taylor's apartment, where she was killed by LMPD six months ago today. By Stephanie Wolf Sep 13 Local News Six Months In, The Wait For Justice For Breonna Taylor Continues Stephanie Wolf
Sep 12 Community As Louisville Awaits Cameron Decision, Marchers Tie Breonna Taylor To Past Civil Rights Heroes A group of people gathered Saturday to tie Breonna Taylor to the legacy of Muhammad Ali and Alberta Jones. By Jared Bennett Sep 12 Community Marchers Tie Breonna Taylor To Past Civil Rights Heroes Jared Bennett
Sep 12 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Coronavirus Doubters As the state surpassed 1,000 coronavirus-related deaths, Republican lawmakers questioned the severity of the virus. By Laura Ellis Sep 12 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Coronavirus Doubters Laura Ellis
Sep 11 Health Ky. Records Third Highest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Cases The total number of deaths from COVID-19 rose by nine to 1,044 in Kentucky, according to Gov. Beshear. By Staff Sep 11 Health Ky. Records Third Highest Daily Number Of COVID-19 Cases Staff
Sep 11 Education DeVos Loses Latest Fight Over Rerouting Aid To Private School Students A federal judge says U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos overstepped in trying to send more CARES Act money to help students at private schools. By Cory Turner, NPR Sep 11 Education DeVos Loses Latest Fight Over Rerouting Aid To Private School Students Cory Turner, NPR
Sep 11 Commentary Strange Fruit: Interracial Household Dynamics In 2020 How is the current racial reckoning in America playing out around the kitchen tables of interracial households? By Jaison Gardner Sep 11 Commentary Strange Fruit: Interracial Household Dynamics In 2020 Jaison Gardner
Sep 11 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: What We Know About The Breonna Taylor Case The world knows her name. But rumors and misinformation continue to circulate about the night she died, and the circumstances that led to it. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Sep 11 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: What We Know About The Breonna Taylor Case Michelle Tyrene Johnson