Sep 12 Politics Justice Barrett Challenges Partisanship Accusations, Blasts Media In Louisville Talk “My goal today is to convince you that the Court is not comprised of a bunch of partisan hacks,” Barrett said before an audience of a couple hundred invited guests. By Jess Clark Sep 12 Politics Justice Barrett Blasts Media, Denies Partisanship In Louisville Jess Clark
Sep 11 Community Louisville Commemorates The 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Louisville commemorated the 20th anniversary of September 11 with various events and memorials across the city. By Breya Jones Sep 11 Community Louisville Commemorates 20 Years Since 9/11 Breya Jones
Sep 11 National News A Day Of Remembrances And Reflection: 20 Years After The 9/11 Attacks Watch live memorial events starting at 8:30 a.m. By NPR Staff Sep 11 National News Remembrances And Reflection On 20 Years Since 9/11 Attacks NPR Staff
Sep 11 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Lawmakers Ax School Mask Mandate A new episode recaps an eventful week in Frankfort. By Ryland Barton Sep 11 Kentucky Politics Distilled KPD: Lawmakers Ax School Mask Mandate Ryland Barton
Sep 10 Community Kentucky Humane Society Housing Shelter Animals From Hurricane Ida’s Path More than 60 cats and dogs arrived at the Humane Society’s Sam Swope Pet Retreat in Jeffersontown on Wednesday night. By John Boyle Sep 10 Community Humane Society Housing Animals From Hurricane’s Path John Boyle
Sep 10 Kentucky Politics Gov. Beshear: Legislature Now ‘Owns’ Pandemic Following Special Session “The legislature owns this pandemic moving forward,” Gov. Andy Beshear said, relaying his frustration with state lawmakers. By Breya Jones Sep 10 Kentucky Politics Gov. Beshear: Legislature Now ‘Owns’ Pandemic Breya Jones
Sep 10 Coronavirus Ky. To Offer $100 Payments To Vaccinated Public School Staff Kentucky Education Commissioner Jason Glass said the goal is to get more school staff vaccinated. By Jess Clark Sep 10 Coronavirus Ky. Will Offer Bonus To Vaccinated Public School Staff Jess Clark
Sep 10 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: 20 Years After 9/11 20 years later, the 9/11 attacks and their aftermath still resonate across the globe — and here in Louisville. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson Sep 10 In Conversation This Week In Conversation: 20 Years After 9/11 Michelle Tyrene Johnson
Sep 10 Arts and Culture Ky. Arts Community Remembers Collector, Philanthropist, Al Shands Rev. Al Shands III, founder of the Great Meadows Foundation, died earlier this week. He was 92. By Stephanie Wolf Sep 10 Arts and Culture Ky. Arts Community Remembers Collector, Philanthropist, Al Shands Stephanie Wolf
Sep 10 Where Y'all Really From Coming Soon: ‘Where Y’all Really From’ Podcast A new podcast from Louisville Public Media about Asian Americans in Kentucky, coming Sept 21. By Laura Ellis Sep 10 Where Y'all Really From Coming Soon: 'Where Y'all Really From' Podcast Laura Ellis
Sep 9 Kentucky Politics UPDATE: Lawmakers Ban Mask Mandates, Pandemic Special Session Ends The legislature is in the third day of a special session called by Gov. Andy Beshear to try and deal with the coronavirus pandemic. By Ryland Barton Sep 9 Kentucky Politics Pandemic Bills Advancing Quickly During Coronavirus Special Session Ryland Barton
Sep 9 Coronavirus Bill Scrapping School Mask Mandate Heads To Beshear A bill to end the state’s mask mandates for schools and child care centers has cleared both chambers. It heads to Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk. By Jess Clark Sep 9 Coronavirus Bill Scrapping School Mask Mandate Heads To Beshear Jess Clark
Sep 9 Metro Louisville Louisville Metro Now Has More Options To Address Crossing Guard Shortage An ordinance passed by Metro Council Thursday night will give the Louisville Metro Police Department more flexibility in hiring school crossing guards. By Roberto Roldan Sep 9 Metro Louisville Louisville Metro Has More Options To Address Crossing Guard Shortage Roberto Roldan
Sep 9 Community Settlement Aims To Protect Ky. Foster Youth From Discrimination, Indoctrination Officials agreed to protect youth against religious proselytization, coercion and discrimination during placement in tax-funded residential facilities. By Yasmine Jumaa Sep 9 Community Settlement To Protect Foster Youth From Indoctrination Yasmine Jumaa