Sep 13 Community To Bridge Louisville’s Digital Divide, Internet Alone Isn’t Enough Lisa Thomas has been trying to get her high school diploma for decades. Now, with a computer and wired internet access in her home for the first time, she may achieve her goal. By Amina Elahi Sep 13 Community To Bridge Louisville's Digital Divide, Internet Alone Isn't Enough Amina Elahi
Aug 12 Community Like Other Cities, Louisville Welcomes Bird Scooters Back With Short-Term Agreement California-based Bird has already had success with short-term operating agreements in other cities, such as Memphis. By Amina Elahi Aug 12 Community Like Other Cities, Louisville Welcomes Bird Scooters Back With Short-Term Agreement Amina Elahi
Jul 25 Community How Electric Scooters Could Fit Into Louisville’s Transit Ecosystem Electric scooter companies are backed by hundreds of millions of venture capital dollars, but have been banned in cities including San Francisco, St. Louis and now Louisville. By Amina Elahi Jul 25 Community How Electric Scooters Could Fit Into Louisville's Transit Ecosystem Amina Elahi
Dec 29 Education High School Seniors Can Still Apply For Interapt’s Tech Program High school seniors who want to learn how to write computer program code have a few days left to apply for the Interapt Skills High School Program Initiative. By Roxanne Scott Dec 29 Education High School Seniors Can Still Apply For Interapt's Tech Program Roxanne Scott
Dec 18 Environment Rare Opportunity: Researchers See Potential In Mining Coal Waste Coal mining waste is a long-term problem. But researchers hope to turn some of that pollution into valuable products, called rare earth elements. By Glynis Board, Ohio Valley ReSource Dec 18 Environment Rare Opportunity: Researchers See Potential In Mining Coal Waste Glynis Board, Ohio Valley ReSource
Nov 16 Health U of L, Kindred Partner To Create Health Tech Solutions U of L engineering students have worked on several projects with Kindred, including the creation of an app for screening hospice patients. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 16 Health U of L, Kindred Partner To Create Health Tech Solutions Lisa Gillespie
Aug 30 Economy Coal Country Tech Job Program Heads For New Round Program organizers say they’ve learned some lessons that should help put more trainees to work in the tech sector. By Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource Aug 30 Economy Coal Country Tech Job Program Heads For New Round Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource
Aug 15 Community 50-City Tech Jobs Tour To Stop In Louisville, Eastern Kentucky The national tour is part of an effort to fill more than 500,000 technology job openings across the country. By Rick Howlett Aug 15 Community 50-City Tech Jobs Tour To Stop In Louisville, Eastern Kentucky Rick Howlett
Jul 20 Community Day-Long ‘Hackathon’ Turns Techies Loose On Louisville’s Problems The day-long hackathon at the Gigabit Experience Center in Russell will focus on “the internet of things,” or interactions between environment and technology. By June Leffler Jul 20 Community Day-Long 'Hackathon' Turns Techies Loose On Louisville's Problems June Leffler
May 18 Community Wait For Visas Leaves Foreign-Born Louisville Grads In Limbo Mahsa Badami is from Iran. In order to stay in the United States and work, she needs a special visa for high-skilled workers. By Roxanne Scott May 18 Community Wait For Visas Leaves Foreign-Born Louisville Grads In Limbo Roxanne Scott
Apr 1 Community Group Aims To Help Ease Transition For Louisville’s Immigrants On Friday, about 30 people gathered in a room filled with laptops, coffee and pizza to build a new website for Louisville’s immigrant community. By Roxanne Scott Apr 1 Community Group Aims To Help Ease Transition For Louisville's Immigrants Roxanne Scott
Jan 7 Community What’s Mayor Fischer Doing At CES 2017? Fischer is in Las Vegas at the world's largest tech trade show to let companies and consumers know that Louisville is open for innovation. By Jacob Ryan Jan 7 Community What's Mayor Fischer Doing At CES 2017? Jacob Ryan
Dec 15 Economy Report: Kentucky Has Room To Grow In STEM Jobs According to a recent report, 3.7 percent of workers in Kentucky are in fields related to STEM — science, technology, engineering and math. By Roxanne Scott Dec 15 Economy Report: Kentucky Has Room To Grow In STEM Jobs Roxanne Scott
Nov 7 Economy From The Ground Up: A Conversation With Kela Ivonye Of Mailhaven Ivonye founded the Louisville company Mailhaven after a missed package cost him $250. By Roxanne Scott Nov 7 Economy From The Ground Up: Kela Ivonye Of Mailhaven Roxanne Scott
Oct 6 Economy Black Business Owners Talk About Why Entrepreneurship Is Important For African-Americans, business owner Angelique Johnson said barriers arise even before they even think about starting a business. By Roxanne Scott Oct 6 Economy Black Business Owners Talk About Entrepreneurship Roxanne Scott