Sep 7 News About WFPL 9/11 Special Programming On WFPL Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks in the U.S. Listen for special coverage all this week. By Staff Sep 7 News About WFPL 9/11 Special Programming On WFPL Staff
Sep 6 National News Why We Celebrate Labor Day And Other Facts About The Holiday You Might Not Know Where did this three-day weekend come from anyway? By Deepa Shivaram, NPR Sep 6 National News Why We Celebrate Labor Day And Other Facts About The Holiday Deepa Shivaram, NPR
Sep 6 Arts and Culture Return Of WorldFest Brings Foodies, Culture-Lovers Back To Downtown Louisville The event made a comeback on its 19th anniversary after taking a hiatus due to the pandemic. By Jess Clark Sep 6 Arts and Culture Return Of WorldFest Brings Culture-Lovers Back To Downtown Jess Clark
Sep 6 Southern Indiana Clark County On Pace For Record Number Of Opioid Overdose Hospital Visits Between Aug. 22 and Aug. 26, 21 people came to Clark Memorial’s emergency department because of an overdose. By John Boyle Sep 6 Southern Indiana Clark County On Pace For Record Number Of Opioid Overdoses John Boyle
Sep 6 Community Louisville Study Examines Tear Gas Health Risks Researchers are trying to learn about complications beyond upper respiratory issues and damage to skin and eyes. By Yasmine Jumaa Sep 6 Community Louisville Study Examines Tear Gas Health Risks Yasmine Jumaa
Sep 5 Coronavirus 6 Strategies To Make Classrooms Safer As The Delta Variant Spreads Experts say it's more critical than ever that schools deploy multiple layers of precautions to curb the spread of the virus. By Maria Godoy, NPR Sep 5 Coronavirus 6 Strategies To Make Classrooms Safer As Delta Variant Spreads Maria Godoy, NPR
Sep 4 Coronavirus Gov. Beshear Announces Special Legislative Session On COVID-19 The session is set to begin the Tuesday after Labor Day. The Republican-led legislature will consider COVID-related policies. By Breya Jones Sep 4 Coronavirus Gov. Beshear Announces Special Session On COVID-19 Breya Jones
Sep 4 Health 6 Tips For Coping With COVID Anxiety This Fall And Winter Rituals, deep breathing and reaching out to friends are just a few ways to manage anxiety when the days grow dark. By April Fulton, NPR Sep 4 Health 6 Tips For Coping With COVID Anxiety This Fall And Winter April Fulton, NPR
Sep 3 Education JCPS Mulls Vaccine Mandate For Employees JCPS superintendent Marty Pollio says he’s in talks with union leaders about a possible vaccine mandate. By Jess Clark Sep 3 Education JCPS Mulls Vaccine Mandate For Employees Jess Clark
Sep 3 Community Honor Flight Bluegrass Taking Sign-ups Through Tuesday Honor Flight Bluegrass is taking sign-ups for their October trip to war memorials in Washington D.C. This is the first trip since 2019. By Breya Jones Sep 3 Community Honor Flight Bluegrass Taking Sign-ups Through Tuesday Breya Jones
Sep 3 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: How COVID-19 Changed Work Being an an employee during a pandemic is a hard job. This week we discuss workforce trends and challenges. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Sep 3 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: How COVID-19 Changed Work Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Sep 3 Metro Louisville Louisville Police Raises, Reforms Detailed In Newly Released Union Contract Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and the city’s police union released the details of the tentative collective bargaining agreement late Thursday night. By Roberto Roldan Sep 3 Metro Louisville Louisville Police Raises, Reforms Detailed In Newly Released Union Contract Roberto Roldan
Sep 2 Metro Louisville Louisville Council Member Scraps Proposal To Move Up 4 a.m. Last Call Metro Council member Cassie Chambers Armstrong is backing off a proposal to rein in the city’s alcohol service hours from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. By Roberto Roldan Sep 2 Metro Louisville Louisville Council Member Scraps Proposal To Move Up 4 a.m. Last Call Roberto Roldan
Sep 2 Coronavirus Two-Thirds Of Ky. Hospitals Seeing Critical Staff Shortage Kentucky hospitals are experiencing staff and supply shortages as the COVID-19 surge continues to fuel record-breaking numbers. By Breya Jones Sep 2 Coronavirus Two-Thirds Of Ky. Hospitals Experiencing Staff Shortage Breya Jones