Feb 24 Community I Said Bang! A History of the Dirt Bowl Over 47 years, the Dirt Bowl has become a popular summertime spectacle in Louisville shaped by the history and culture around it. By Laura Ellis Feb 24 Community How The Dirt Bowl Became A Cultural Powerhouse Laura Ellis
Jan 29 Community Inside Louisville’s Decades-Long Problem With Housing Segregation Jerome Perry doesn’t have many white neighbors. There are so few, in fact, that Perry can list the houses around him where white families live. Even the homes that are blocks away from his tidy yellow brick home on 45th Street in Louisville’s Westover neighborhood. Perry, like most of his neighbors, is black. And his […] By Ashley Lopez and Jacob Ryan Jan 29 Community Inside Segregation In Louisville Ashley Lopez and Jacob Ryan
Jan 29 Community WFPL News Launches The Next Louisville: Race, Ethnicity and Culture Today, WFPL News launches The Next Louisville: Race, Ethnicity and Culture, the latest iteration of an ongoing project that seeks to produce journalism that informs, engages and inspires conversation about our city’s most pressing issues. This year, Next Louisville will focus on race, ethnicity and culture, and how they intersect with the news and community […] By Staff Jan 29 Community WFPL Launches Next Louisville Project Staff