Jun 3 Education New Louisville Tech Initiative Gets Ambitious Commitments From JCPS, Higher Ed Several institutions are committing to expand the tech education opportunities they offer to students from kindergarten through university. By Liz Schlemmer Jun 3 Education New Louisville Tech Initiative Gets Commitments From JCPS, Higher Ed Liz Schlemmer
Jun 3 Politics Bevin, Lawmakers Differ On ‘Onus’ Of Rallying Pension Bill Support Gov. Matt Bevin and leaders of Kentucky’s legislature are going back and forth over who’s in charge of rallying support for a new pension bill. By Ryland Barton Jun 3 Politics Bevin, Lawmakers Differ On 'Onus' Of Rallying Pension Bill Support Ryland Barton
Jun 3 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Alleviating Overcrowding And Other Problems In Louisville’s Jail As the director of Louisville's Department of Corrections prepares to retire, we'll talk about issues facing the city's jail. By Kyeland Jackson Jun 3 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: Overcrowding In Louisville's Jail Kyeland Jackson
Jun 3 Community Louisville Designs Tech Initiative To Address Lacking Jobs, Talent Pool As more jobs require technology skills, cities are attempting to figure out how to train the workers of the future and to attract employers to hire them. By Amina Elahi Jun 3 Community City Designs Tech Initiative To Address Lacking Jobs, Talent Pool Amina Elahi
Jun 3 Economy Powering Down: Ohio Community Reckons With Coal Plant Closure In just a little more than a decade more than 500 coal generators have closed as companies switch to cheaper natural gas and renewable energy. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Jun 3 Economy Powering Down: Ohio Community Reckons With Coal Plant Closure Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jun 2 Health Health Leaders To Talk Hospital Prices, Reimbursement Discrepancies This Week A recent report shows large price discrepancies between what private health plans pay hospitals and what Medicare pays. By Lisa Gillespie Jun 2 Health Health Leaders To Talk Hospital Prices This Week Lisa Gillespie
Jun 1 Here Today Juneteenth Jubilee Louisville celebrates the abolition of slavery in 1865. By Laura Ellis Jun 1 Here Today Juneteenth Jubilee Laura Ellis
Jun 1 Commentary Strange Fruit: Marginalized Groups Need Spaces Just For Us And why we should stop saying "people of color," when we really mean black people. By Jaison Gardner Jun 1 Commentary Strange Fruit: Marginalized Groups Need Spaces Just For Us Jaison Gardner
May 31 Community 12 People Killed In Virginia Beach Shooting; Suspect Dead Police say an additional four people were injured and are being treated at hospitals. The suspect was a longtime public utilities employee. By Richard Gonzales, NPR May 31 Community 12 People Killed In Virginia Beach Shooting; Suspect Dead Richard Gonzales, NPR
May 31 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Bevin Pension Bill Still Lacks Support Gov. Bevin still needs votes for his pension bill. Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Hampton battles "dark forces" after the firing of one of her staffers. By Ryland Barton May 31 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Bevin Pension Bill Still Lacks Support Ryland Barton
May 31 In Conversation Despite Budget Cuts, Louisville Park Officials Expect Progress On this week's show, park representatives talk about how the city's budget cuts will affect them. By Kyeland Jackson May 31 In Conversation Despite Budget Cuts, Louisville Park Officials Expect Progress Kyeland Jackson
May 31 Community ‘Ali Week’ Begins Saturday In Louisville Since Ali’s death in 2016, the Ali Center has hosted events throughout the first week of June to mark his passing and remember his life. By Jewél Jackson May 31 Community 'Ali Week' Begins Saturday In Louisville Jewél Jackson
May 31 Politics Appeals Court Upholds Ban On Lobbyists Giving Gifts To Ky. Legislators Republican state Sen. John Schickel filed a lawsuit in 2015 to try and get the rule struck down, saying it violated his First Amendment rights. By Ryland Barton May 31 Politics Appeals Court Upholds Ban On Lobbyists Giving Gifts To Ky. Lawmakers Ryland Barton
May 31 Politics Lieutenant Governor Hampton Says She Is Battling ‘Dark Forces’ Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton tweeted on Friday to ask for prayers as she battles “dark forces” following the firing of her deputy chief of staff. By Ryland Barton May 31 Politics Lieutenant Governor Hampton Says She Is Battling 'Dark Forces' Ryland Barton