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
Apr 5 Curious Louisville Curious Louisville: Who Were The Caldwell Sisters? They never lived here, so why do they have a monument in Cave Hill Cemetery? By Ashlie Stevens Apr 5 Curious Louisville Curious Louisville: Who Were The Caldwell Sisters? Ashlie Stevens
Apr 4 Politics Edelen Makes Pitch For Governor At ‘Black Votes Matter’ Forum Edelen fielded questions on how to promote wealth and resources in black communities and reform the criminal justice system. By Ryland Barton Apr 4 Politics Edelen Makes Pitch For Governor At 'Black Votes Matter' Forum Ryland Barton
Apr 4 Politics Court Upholds Kentucky’s Ultrasound Abortion Law A federal appeals court has upheld the constitutionality of a Kentucky law requiring doctors to perform ultrasounds and show fetal images to patients prior to abortions. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 4 Politics Court Upholds Kentucky's Ultrasound Abortion Law Lisa Gillespie
Apr 4 Politics ACLU And Kentucky’s Attorney General Differ On Tackling Abortion Law The ACLU is disagreeing with Kentucky's Democratic attorney general over how to challenge a restrictive state abortion policy. By Bruce Schreiner, AP Apr 4 Politics ACLU And Kentucky's Attorney General Differ On Tackling Abortion Law Bruce Schreiner, AP
Apr 4 Health Medicaid Expansion Boosted Cancer Screenings, Study Says A new study found the number of Medicaid patients in Kentucky to be screened for colon cancer increased by 230 percent after the expansion. By Adam Beam, Associated Press Apr 4 Health Medicaid Expansion Boosted Cancer Screenings, Study Says Adam Beam, Associated Press
Apr 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Derby Museum Hosts Art Camp For Backside Workers’ Kids The kids are spending the week at the museum sculpting and painting horses, and learning about Derby-inspired art. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 4 Arts and Culture Kentucky Derby Museum Hosts Art Camp For Backside Workers’ Kids Liz Schlemmer
Apr 4 Health Local Health Departments Watch Closely As Vaccination Debate Continues A judge ruled in favor of a Kentucky health department that banned unvaccinated students from attending school, but lawyers for the students say they plan to appeal. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 4 Health Health Departments Watch Closely As Vaccination Debate Continues Lisa Gillespie
Apr 4 Health ARC Funds Addiction Treatment For Women In Rural Kentucky And Ohio The funding comes from the ARC’s POWER Initiative, which is meant to boost development in regions affected by the decline of the coal industry. By Aaron Payne, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 4 Health ARC Funds Addiction Treatment For Women In Rural Kentucky And Ohio Aaron Payne, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 3 Arts and Culture Mayors Fischer And Landrieu Discuss Symbols Of Systemic Racism, Monuments On Wednesday night, Fischer and Landrieu talked about what comes after monument removal, including recognizing institutional racism. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 3 Arts and Culture Fischer And Landrieu Discuss Symbols Of Systemic Racism, Monuments Ashlie Stevens
Apr 3 Community Baptist Pastors Say Race Conversation Should Focus On Southern Baptist Seminary, Not Castleman At a Simmons College discussion Wednesday, panelists addressed a recent report in which the Seminary acknowledged its racist legacy. By Amina Elahi Apr 3 Community Pastors Say Race Conversation Should Focus On Southern Baptist Seminary Amina Elahi
Apr 3 Community Beecher Resident Relocation Threatens Future Of Neighborhood Child Center The displacement of nearby residents due to housing redevelopment has cut enrollment numbers and could force the Mini-Versity to close. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 3 Community Beecher Resident Relocation Threatens Future Of Child Center Kyeland Jackson
Apr 3 Community After UK Protests, Students Say Food Insecurity Is Issue At U of L, Too U of L student Henny Ransdell says many college students have trouble affording nutritious food at one point or another. For her, it was while working part-time over summer break. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 3 Community Students Say Food Insecurity Is Issue At U of L, Too Liz Schlemmer
Apr 2 Arts and Culture Revenge Of The Blerds: Black Representation In Nerd Culture Nerd culture is getting more mainstream, and black characters are proving profitable. By Kyeland Jackson Apr 2 Arts and Culture Revenge Of The Blerds: Black Representation In Nerd Culture Kyeland Jackson