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Louisville group aspires to elevate women in immigrant and refugee communities

Hometown quarterback Chris Redman returns to lead Louisville’s new pro team

Event will encourage Black Louisvillians to rest and recharge

NPR Student Podcast Challenge returns to amplify young voices

Researchers explore how place shapes connection for older adults in Louisville

Louisville nonprofit spotlights community’s role in nurturing families

Louisville documentary explores link between transportation and food access

Southern Indiana native Nick Goepper heads to his fourth Olympics

Louisville group works to support Hispanic and Latino students to graduation

Louisville event will explore intersection of history and science with expert panel

AMPED leader hopes new building will spark economic corridor on West Market Street

A Community Care Campus takes shape as Louisville seeks homelessness solutions

Community land trust aims to give Russell residents a path to home ownership

As the Winter Olympics approach, Louisville curlers gear up for a new season

Reflections on the life and legacy of Louisville cardiologist Dr. Kelly McCants

Krampus comes to Louisville with folklore, artistry, and a growing community

New Louisville Free Public Library director talks library vision and cozy winter reads

A new animal care campus hopes to relieve Kentucky’s overcrowded shelters and vet shortages

Founder of Berea’s bell hooks center M. Shadee Malaklou on love, justice, and radical inclusion

Americana seeks financial strength as it serves Louisville's immigrant community

Kentuckians face rising costs while wages stay stagnant

How multigenerational learning can help close Kentucky's literacy gap

Louisville Jamaican eatery helps those impacted by Hurricane Melissa

A Louisville nonprofit helps bridge the gap between food insecurity and access

The only hospital in west Louisville celebrates its first year of being open

Louisville Grows talks fall composting

Louisville nonprofit aims to support children in South Sudan

Putting money in the wallets of women: How one Louisville entrepreneur is building economic sisterhood

Kentucky’s Bats Are Vital, Vulnerable and Often Misunderstood

2BUCK Invitational Graffiti Jam Gives Louisville A Makeover

Helping mothers thrive amid birthing care gaps

Louisville group aims to get more Black people camping

Ahead of Goatman Festival: Unpacking a Kentucky cryptid

Sadiqa Reynolds says stepping down from Perception Institute means she can focus on Louisville

Once upon a time there, was a book festival

Fall arts & culture roundup

Prison gerrymandering and political power in Kentucky

Veteran Louisville journalist Betty Bayé

Working hard with Racing Louisville

Why music education matters

Forever chemicals in Kentucky

Keeping kids mentally healthy

Do you speak Lou-uh-vull?

Bernheim Forest and Arboretum, past, present and future

Downtown Louisville Traffic

Louisville event spotlights Black men’s wellness

Keeping kids healthy this school year

Changes to voting in Louisville

Countdown to the Kentucky State Fair

Child abuse in Kentucky