Jun 16 Politics Bevin’s Chief of Staff Authorized Firing of Hampton’s Aide Blake Brickman said in a statement on Saturday to The Courier Journal that he authorized the firing of Adrienne Southworth. By Associated Press Jun 16 Politics Bevin's Chief of Staff Authorized Firing of Hampton's Aide Associated Press
Jun 16 Politics Kentucky To Expand Medicaid Drug Treatment Program In July Even though most of Gov. Matt Bevin’s proposed changes to Kentucky’s Medicaid system are still locked in a court battle, treatment for drug addiction will be expanded. By Ryland Barton Jun 16 Politics Kentucky To Expand Medicaid Drug Treatment Program In July Ryland Barton
Jun 15 Community Second ‘Fatherhood Arts Extravaganza’ Is Saturday In Louisville The event, hosted by Louisville’s Healthy Start program, aims to honor fathers through various forms of art, including visual art, poetry and live music. By Kyeland Jackson Jun 15 Community Second 'Fatherhood Arts Extravaganza' Is Saturday In Louisville Kyeland Jackson
Jun 15 Commentary Strange Fruit: How The Kentuckiana Pride Festival Can Be More Inclusive A tough conversation about community gatekeeping with the president of KPF. By Jaison Gardner Jun 15 Commentary Strange Fruit: How The Kentuckiana Pride Festival Can Be More Inclusive Jaison Gardner
Jun 14 In Conversation This Week in Louisville, Experts Talk City Planning and Urban Design “Each of (the host) cities is a laboratory for us -- it teaches us,” Farr said. “If this many passionate and informed town planners, and developers and elected officials come to your city, we’d like to leave it better off.” By Kyeland Jackson Jun 14 In Conversation This Week in Louisville, Experts Talk City Planning and Urban Design Kyeland Jackson
Jun 14 Curious Louisville Curious Louisville: Why Is A Stretch Of Louisville Highway Measured In Kilometers? Part of the Gene Snyder seems downright European. By Ashlie Stevens Jun 14 Curious Louisville Why Is A Stretch Of Louisville Highway Measured In Kilometers? Ashlie Stevens
Jun 14 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Marsy’s Law Struck Down Two major decisions came down this week from the state Supreme Court. By Laura Ellis Jun 14 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Marsy's Law Struck Down Laura Ellis
Jun 14 Politics ACLU Asks Appeals Court To Reconsider Ultrasound Abortion Ruling The ACLU has been suing to try and block Kentucky’s law that requires doctors to show patients an ultrasound before performing an abortion. By Ryland Barton Jun 14 Politics ACLU Asks Appeals Court To Reconsider Ultrasound Abortion Ruling Ryland Barton
Jun 14 Community Mayor Fischer Names Dwayne Clark As New Metro Corrections Director Clark replaces Mark Bolton, who announced his retirement in May after 40 years in the industry. By Evan Heichelbech Jun 14 Community Mayor Fischer Names Dwayne Clark As New Metro Corrections Director Evan Heichelbech
Jun 14 Environment 30th Annual Ohio River Sweep Set For Saturday The event is part of a six-state initiative to collect trash along the river spanning from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Illinois. By Ryan Van Velzer Jun 14 Environment 30th Annual Ohio River Sweep Set For Saturday Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 14 Community Kentucky High Court Rules Police Can Be Sued In Deadly Chase The ruling will align Kentucky practice with that of most other states where juries are allowed to decide whether police are at fault. By Associated Press Jun 14 Community Kentucky High Court Rules Police Can Be Sued In Deadly Chase Associated Press
Jun 13 Politics Ky. Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Bevin’s Education Board Overhauls The court unanimously ruled that Gov. Bevin didn’t do anything wrong when he overhauled several state boards that deal with public education. By Ryland Barton Jun 13 Politics Ky. Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Bevin's Education Board Overhauls Ryland Barton
Jun 13 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Blocks ‘Marsy’s Law’ Constitutional Amendment The court unanimously ruled against “Marsy’s Law,” a proposal that would have enshrined a new list of rights for crime victims in the state constitution. By Ryland Barton Jun 13 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Blocks 'Marsy's Law' Constitutional Amendment Ryland Barton
Jun 12 Health UPDATED: U of L Won’t Buy Jewish Hospital, Other KentuckyOne Properties The University of Louisville is ending talks to buy KentuckyOne Health, which includes the city's struggling Jewish Hospital. By Erica Peterson Jun 12 Health U of L Won't Buy Jewish Hospital, Other KentuckyOne Properties Erica Peterson