Feb 21 Environment Here Comes The Sun: Solar Moves In, And A Farm Community Wonders About Its Future The golden hue of the sunset shines across the sky and through the window as a woman drives down Van Meter Road in central Kentucky’s Clark County, passing by green rolling hills and hay bales. In her social media video from early September, Adreanna Wills points out white signs in yards along the way, displaying […] By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Feb 21 Environment Here Comes The Sun: Solar Moves In, And A Farm Community Wonders About Its Future Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Feb 19 Ohio Valley ReSource Mapping The Ohio Valley Residents Charged In Connection With U.S. Capitol Riot Data compiled by an academic research group shows the home counties of 21 people from Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia charged so far in connection with the Jan. 6 riot and insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. The Program on Extremism at George Washington University compiled a database from the federal criminal complaints against those charged […] By Jeff Young and Suhail Bhat Feb 19 Ohio Valley ReSource Mapping The Ohio Valley Residents Charged In Connection With U.S. Capitol Riot Jeff Young and Suhail Bhat
Feb 19 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Black History Month 2021 This year’s Black History Month lands differently. It’s the first one after national and local protests following the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Feb 19 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Black History Month 2021 Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Feb 19 Arts and Culture Arts Day Becomes Virtual Arts Week In Kentucky This Year The weeklong event will feature performances, discussions about COVID-19’s impact on the arts world, presentations from Kentucky artists, and more. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 19 Arts and Culture Arts Day Becomes Virtual Arts Week In Ky. This Year Stephanie Wolf
Feb 19 Education JCPS’ Reopening Plan: What You Need To Know Here are the most important things to know about the plan as you make your decision whether to send JCPS students back in-person. By Jess Clark Feb 19 Education JCPS’ Reopening Plan: What You Need To Know Jess Clark
Feb 18 Health Beshear Loosens Restrictions At Some Long-Term Care Facilities In Kentucky The new guidance applies to assisted living, personal care homes and independent living communities. By John Boyle Feb 18 Health Beshear Loosens Restrictions At Some Long-Term Care Facilities In Kentucky John Boyle
Feb 18 Arts and Culture Community Foundation Grant Program Revamped To Support Black-Led Groups The foundation brought in 15 Black community leaders with varied expertise to develop a new strategy for awarding grants through the Fund for Louisville program. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 18 Arts and Culture CFL Grant Program Revamped To Support Black-Led Groups Stephanie Wolf
Feb 18 Kentucky Politics Judge Urges Beshear, Republicans To Compromise In Coronavirus Lawsuit A Kentucky judge urged Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republicans to compromise in the coronavirus power struggle. By Ryland Barton Feb 18 Kentucky Politics Judge Urges Compromise In Beshear Coronavirus Lawsuit Ryland Barton
Feb 18 Arts and Culture Awaiting Federal Aid, Louisville’s Indie Venues Start To Look Forward Independent venue owners and workers are pinning their hopes on mass vaccination and federal aid to survive the pandemic. By Stephanie Wolf Feb 18 Arts and Culture Awaiting Federal Aid, Louisville’s Indie Venues Start To Look Forward Stephanie Wolf
Feb 18 Money Memories Money Memories: Money Can’t Make You Happy, But… ...it can give you the time and freedom to figure out what does. Investor and finance YouTuber Warren Gosling elaborates. By Ilona Limonta-Volkova Feb 18 Money Memories Money Memories: Money Can't Make You Happy, But... Ilona Limonta-Volkova
Feb 17 Education Should JCPS Reopen Schools To Shrink Opportunity Gaps? Some say opportunity gaps show the need to get students back into school buildings as soon as possible. For others, it’s more complicated. By Jess Clark Feb 17 Education Should JCPS Reopen Schools To Shrink Opportunity Gaps? Jess Clark
Feb 17 Community Kentucky Prepares For Third Winter Storm In 8 Days Louisville could see as much as one to three inches of snow while a wintry mix remains possible across the state. By Ryan Van Velzer Feb 17 Community Kentucky Prepares For Third Winter Storm In 8 Days Ryan Van Velzer
Feb 16 Education JCPS Reopening Plan Doesn’t Incorporate Latest CDC Guidelines JCPS may try to open schools in March, but its plans don't reflect the CDC guidance for high-transmission communities. By Jess Clark Feb 16 Education JCPS Has Yet To Adopt CDC Reopening Guidance Jess Clark
Feb 16 Indiana News Jeffersonville Mayor Reflects On Pandemic And Growth In State Of The City During his 20-minute speech on Tuesday, Moore touched on the city’s growth over the past year through COVID-19 and his vision for the future. By John Boyle Feb 16 Indiana News Jeffersonville Mayor Reflects On Pandemic And Growth John Boyle