Apr 9 Politics Hoover’s Accuser Asks Court To Dismiss Lawsuit Filed Against Her Marissa Espinosa is fighting Hoover's claim that she improperly divulged details of a secret sexual harassment settlement. By Ryland Barton Apr 9 Politics Hoover's Accuser Asks Court To Dismiss Lawsuit Filed Against Her Ryland Barton
Apr 9 Politics Barr: Mueller Report Out Within 1 Week; IG Report On Russia Inquiry This Summer The attorney general says work is going well in redacting the special counsel's report about the Russian interference in the 2016 election — and DOJ has at least one other report coming, too. By Philip Ewing, NPR Apr 9 Politics Barr: Mueller Report Out Within 1 Week; IG Report On Russia Inquiry This Summer Philip Ewing, NPR
Apr 9 Education Meet The New President Of The Kentucky Education Association Knox County choir teacher Eddie Campbell takes over for Stephanie Winkler, whose term ended. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 9 Education Meet The New President Of The Kentucky Education Association Liz Schlemmer
Apr 8 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Diversity In Louisville’s Art Scene On this week's show, a look at diversity in the community and what’s being done to put more diverse voices on and off the stage. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 8 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Diversity In Louisville's Art Scene Kyeland Jackson
Apr 8 Politics Democrat Adam Edelen Calls For Decriminalizing Marijuana Possession Edelen is one of four Democrats running for governor this year and the only major candidate to advocate for decriminalizing the drug for recreational use. By Ryland Barton Apr 8 Politics Democrat Adam Edelen Calls For Decriminalizing Marijuana Possession Ryland Barton
Apr 8 Community Here’s A Look Inside The New West End YMCA Officials say construction of the $28 million, 77,000 square-foot building is on schedule and on budget. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 8 Community Here's A Look Inside The New West End YMCA Kyeland Jackson
Apr 8 Economy Union Leaders: Fischer’s Proposed Wage Freeze Is ‘Unacceptable’ Some union leaders are frustrated by Metro Council members who voted against a tax increase last month in the face of a budget shortfall. By Amina Elahi Apr 8 Economy Union Leaders: Fischer's Proposed Wage Freeze Is 'Unacceptable' Amina Elahi
Apr 8 Environment Mine Safety Debt For WV Gov. Justice’s Family Companies Grows to $4M That $4.3 million is far more than the companies owed when Justice ran for governor in 2016, when he pledged to make good on such debts. By Alexandra Kanik and Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 8 Environment Mine Safety Debt For WV Gov. Justice’s Family Companies Grows to $4M Alexandra Kanik and Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 7 Health Louisville Health Department Holding Two Low-Cost Vaccination Clinics The clinics later in April will provide low-cost vaccinations for chickenpox and measles, mumps and rubella. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 7 Health Louisville Health Department Holding Two Low-Cost Vaccination Clinics Lisa Gillespie
Apr 6 Arts and Culture A Luminous “Cinderella” Closes Out Louisville Ballet’s 67th Season Circling back to one of the most quintessential romances is a perfect way to end the Louisville Ballet's "Season of Romance." By Kathi E.B. Ellis Apr 6 Arts and Culture A Luminous “Cinderella” Closes Out Louisville Ballet’s 67th Season Kathi E.B. Ellis
Apr 5 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: McConnell Protesters, Primary Season Begins An appeals court upheld a state abortion law that had previously been struck down and battles over Kentucky primary elections started to heat up. By Ryland Barton Apr 5 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Primary Season Begins Ryland Barton
Apr 5 In Conversation The 2019 Kentucky Legislative Session Is Over — What Happened? On this week’s In Conversation, Ky. legislators recapped issues from this year’s session including abortion, medical marijuana and pensions. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 5 In Conversation The 2019 Kentucky Legislative Session Is Over — What Happened? Kyeland Jackson
Apr 5 Politics Fischer Outlines Initial Steps In Addressing Budget Gap The mayor announced some changes that he said could start to fill the $35 million hole expected in the next fiscal year. By Amina Elahi Apr 5 Politics Fischer Outlines Initial Steps In Addressing Budget Gap Amina Elahi
Apr 5 Economy U.S. Jobs Rebound To Solid Growth; Unemployment Holds At 3.8 Percent Employers added 196,000 jobs in March, bouncing back from February's weak growth, the Labor Department said Friday. By Scott Horsley, NPR Apr 5 Economy U.S. Jobs Rebound To Solid Growth; Unemployment Holds At 3.8 Percent Scott Horsley, NPR