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Jun 20
Environment

EPA denies Beshear request to waive Louisville gas requirements

The EPA has denied Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s request to temporarily waive reformulated gas requirements for the Louisville Metro area.

By Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 20
Environment
EPA denies Beshear request to waive Louisville gas requirements
Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 20
Arts and Culture

Louisville artist donates illustration award prize money to local library

Louisville artist Danica Novgorodoff won an illustration award for her graphic novel adaptation of “Long Way Down” by Jason Reynolds.

By Breya Jones
Jun 20
Arts and Culture
Louisville artist donates illustration award prize money to local library
Breya Jones
Jun 20
Community

Bernheim Forest sensory garden reopens with more accessible attractions

The installation reopened after undergoing major renovations aimed at improving accessibility for visitors with sensory sensitivities.

By Michael J. Collins
Jun 20
Community
Bernheim Forest reopens sensory garden with improved accessibility
Michael J. Collins
Jun 19
Community

Louisville’s Juneteenth Festival continues to grow

Project Manager Ericka Seward says the festival is a time for fellowship and to rejoice in African Americans’ freedom.

By Aprile Rickert
Jun 19
Community
Louisville's Juneteenth Festival continues to grow
Aprile Rickert
Jun 19
Community

Louisville shelters will offer escape from heat for residents experiencing homelessness

“Operation White Flag” aims to offer unsheltered residents refuge when the heat index or temperatures rise above 95 degrees.

By Yasmine Jumaa
Jun 19
Community
Louisville shelters will offer escape from heat for residents experiencing homelessness
Yasmine Jumaa
Jun 19
Arts and Culture

Louisville actor David DeSanctis thinks the message in his movie, ‘Color My World With Love,’ is to ‘go after your dreams’

“Color My World With Love” follows the budding romance of two people who have Down syndrome, and a protective mother who fears heartache.

By Stephanie Wolf
Jun 19
Arts and Culture
Louisville actor stars in Hallmark’s’ ‘Color My World With Love’
Stephanie Wolf
Jun 18
Metro Louisville

LMPD searching for a man who allegedly punched Mayor Greg Fischer in downtown

Louisville Metro Police say the incident occurred at Fourth Street Live! on Saturday and Mayor Greg Fischer is "fine."

By John Boyle
Jun 18
Metro Louisville
Mayor Greg Fischer punched by man in downtown Louisville
John Boyle
Jun 18
Arts and Culture

Kentuckiana Pride parade and festival attracts highest attendance in event history

Kentuckiana Pride organizers said about 10,000 people marched in the parade through Louisville on Saturday.

By Breya Jones
Jun 18
Arts and Culture
Kentuckiana Pride attracts highest ever attendance
Breya Jones
Jun 18
Community

Father’s Day will mark a new beginning for a Southern Indiana man after kidney transplant 

Jeffersonville resident Marcus Edwards says his wife and four children kept him motivated during his two-year search for a kidney donor.

By John Boyle
Jun 18
Community
Indiana man will celebrate first Father’s Day since kidney transplant
John Boyle
Jun 17
Community

After failed talks, the Louisville Community Grocery is trying again for $3.5 million in city funding

The nonprofit behind the Louisville Community Grocery is seeking funding from private sponsors, community members and the city.

By Jacob Munoz
Jun 17
Community
Louisville Community Grocery trying again for city funds
Jacob Munoz
Jun 17
In Conversation

This week ‘In Conversation’: An update on Kentucky tornado recovery

We talk to journalists who have been covering the tornado destruction and the recovery efforts in their communities.

By Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Jun 17
In Conversation
An update on Kentucky tornado recovery
Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Jun 17
Environment

Louisville sweats out a sweltering, summer heat wave

A sweltering heat wave took hold of Louisville this week. On Wednesday, the city broke a century-old record with a daily high of 97 degrees. 

By Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 17
Environment
Louisville sweats out a sweltering, summer heat wave
Ryan Van Velzer
Jun 17
Kentucky Politics

AG Daniel Cameron clinches early Trump endorsement in Kentucky race for governor

Trump’s endorsement is pretty early in the campaign season– the primary election is next May and the general election is in November 2023.

By Divya Karthikeyan
Jun 17
Kentucky Politics
AG Daniel Cameron clinches early Trump endorsement in Kentucky race for governor
Divya Karthikeyan
Jun 17
Health

FDA authorizes 1st COVID-19 shots for infants, preschoolers

A final signoff from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on COVID-19 vaccines for young kids is expected this weekend.

By Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press
Jun 17
Health
FDA authorizes COVID-19 shots for infants, preschoolers
Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press
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Hi, I’m John Boyle, a reporter and editor at WFPL focused on Southern Indiana. I’m also a corps member with Report For America, a national program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.

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