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Even in West Virginia, Trump’s coal comeback is not a sure bet
Invasive and Incomplete How flood cleanup left eastern Kentucky feeling violated and vulnerable
What Germany can teach us about monuments and national pride
What’s the point of Metro Council’s proposed camping ordinance?
An interview with Mayor-elect Craig Greenberg
How language and ‘code’ are being used in Jefferson Co. School Board elections
An interview with Louisville Inspector General Edward Harness
With 4 Walgreens about to close, some Louisvillians seek new pharmacies
On the latest episode of 'Science Behind the Forecast,' we're busting weather myths
Childhood Vaccinations
Federal funding for natural disasters fails Ky. counties that need it most
Local haunters create elaborate worlds to terrify the masses
How a canceled festival brought some local musicians closer together
Midwest providers navigate interstate abortion access as laws evolve
Louisville officials plan to reopen the long-closed Parkland Library
Local housing leader Kevin Dunlap discusses the push for community land trusts
‘Our rainbow after the storm’: students in flood-hit Eastern Ky. are finally back to school
Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ polluted drinking water in this Ky. town. Residents say they didn’t know.
Eastern Kentucky mutual aid groups try to fill FEMA gaps
As deaths mount, officials are laying the groundwork for replacing the Louisville jail
Helen LaFrance re-lived her life through her art. The Speed is celebrating that in a new exhibition
Joan Osborne comes home for live performance at Waterfront Wednesday
Eastern Ky. floods wrecked small farms. Here’s how to help.
'Kids These Days' dance work shows teens in their own perspectives
WFPL News interview with Dee Davis
The links between eastern Kentucky flooding and climate change
A corporate landlord’s takeover spotlights inequities in west Louisville
After floods, Hindman Settlement School staff & volunteers try to save the region’s accurate history
In eastern Ky., school is on hold while educators and families recover
‘Louisville’s Own Triceratops’ gets a new lease on life. Meet the group that helped make that happen
New Louisville jail director discusses in-custody deaths, understaffing and other challenges
Whitesburg newspaper reporters cover historic flood while living through the disaster
Science Behind the Forecast: How weather impacts outdoor soccer matches
Union efforts brew across major Louisville coffee shops
JCPS heads into the school year facing wave of resignations
“Pivotal” inside info led to federal charges against officers in Breonna Taylor death
Some Council Members want to pressure the state to end taxes on diapers, menstrual products
GSA students find the joy in making art as a community of creatives
In flooded Ky. mountain town, residents rescued each other
Fringe Festival and Derby City Playwrights partner to offer more platforms for theater artists
Ky. OB-GYN shortage could worsen as med students consider leaving state
Louisville Metro is facing allegations of discrimination, retaliation in civil lawsuit
A "plane pause" from "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
At Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, the constant drone of planes are a part of the act
Kentucky’s blocked abortion ban casts a shadow on the future of IVF
Science Behind the Forecast: Can thunderstorms trigger asthma attacks?
Plans to renovate county-wide Preston corridor in the works
New Youth Transitional Center gives kids in trouble safe space, access to services
Trashing venues and teaching kids: Meet the educators who make up Belushi Speed Ball
‘A loss to the community:’ Movie-goers say their final goodbye to Village 8
A Kentucky lawyer explains what the Dobbs decision means for abortion and other “settled laws”
New movie ‘Elvis’ features clothing fit for a king made in Southern Indiana
Jim James speaks about playing for a hometown crowd
Father’s Day will mark a new beginning for a Southern Indiana man after kidney transplant
Louisville actor stars in Hallmark’s’ ‘Color My World With Love’
Louisvillians are dying under house arrest
‘It’s not education’: Christian Academy alumni detail decades of anti-LGBTQ discrimination
In ‘Journeys To Freedom,’ actors depict stories of escape across the Ohio River
Science Behind the Forecast: WAVE3 Meteorologist Tawana Andrew predicts a busy hurricane season
Heavy industry and sewer odors disrupt life in West End neighborhoods
In unanimous vote, school board OKs overhauling JCPS student assignment plan
Sheila Schuster
Breast Milk Donations
Hip hop group The Homies rep Louisville at Forecastle Festival
Southern Baptist leaders issue apology, make promises. Some survivors say that’s not enough
New allegations of abuses by Louisville police in VICE News investigation
Shameka Parrish-Wright speaks about Tuesday's primary results
Online learning here to stay as JCPS contends with teacher shortages and increased student need
Artistic inspiration, national attention coalesce for Louisville’s John Brooks
A controversial Derby tradition, burlesque & a food truck fest, here's the latest arts news
Hoosiers say Derby isn’t just for Kentucky
Local hotels eye return to normal for Derby weekend
How to spot human trafficking during large events like the Kentucky Derby
The backstory on Benedictine, a Derby-adjacent, sandwich spread
Ohio Valley Wrestling returns to the Kentucky Derby Festival
Ky. Logging threatens what may be the world’s largest red hickory
What are the best weather conditions for The Great Balloon Race?
Meet the dancers of Bettes Burlesque, a new body-positive striptease dance troupe in Louisville
Science Behind the Forecast: How weather impacts Thunder Over Louisville
The world’s largest Red Hickory tree may be in Eastern Kentucky
Lawsuits ongoing to try to stop Kentucky abortion bill
Sounds of the spring holidays: The ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ on Easter
Sounds of the holidays: The Four Questions asked during Passover
Sounds of the holidays: The Islamic call to prayer during Ramadan
‘Xanadu,’ a musical about roller disco, skates through Louisville
As JCPS moves forward with student assignment plan, critics worry about resegregation
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Advocates say family drug courts could save Kentucky children, but state support is still limited
Is climate change making allergy season longer?
How local Black artists of the 1970s helped form Louisville’s art landscape today
Black families speak out against so-called 'anti-CRT' bills while legislators push ahead
Meteorologist Tawana Andrew says clouds and dust are cirrus business
Louisville composer Derek Douglas Carter debuts ‘Breonna’s Lullaby’ at the Kennedy Center
Two years after Breonna Taylor’s death, her family still searches for justice
Examining the intersection of race, trauma and mental health
False testimony didn’t end these Kentucky state troopers’ careers
Step team shows Louisville middle schoolers the “joy in resistance”
Carter G. Woodson, ‘The Father of Black History Month,’ has Kentucky ties
'Genius came from Kentucky': Celebrating the life of bell hooks