Louisville Mayor Announces New Building Conversion Project In Downtown
Louisville will begin its first building conversion project funded by the city’s building conversion program to turn existing office spaces
Louisville Film Society Readies For Preflight Party Ahead of Film Festival
The Flyover Film Festival is scheduled from July 23 – 27. Before the festival gets underway, the Louisville Film Society
Louisville Racing FC Hosts Welcoming Communities Of Faith For Pride Night
To listen to political rhetoric and the plethora of right-wing Christian evangelicals and politicians about the LGBTQ+ community and communities
“Good Grief” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade cartooning hiatus and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was published
Louisville Orchestra’s Nightlites Series Returns To IU Southeast Ogle Center
The Louisville Orchestra is returning to IU Southeast with the Nightlites series. The popular concert series pairs great composers of
Frazier History Museum Launches “Kentucky Wide” Podcast
Kentuckians have been on the cutting edge of many of the world’s major events. From cinema to military, science, and
‘Louisville Classic’ Skateboarding Competition Coming To Portland
The First Annual Louisville Classic Skateboard Competition is coming to the SPRAK Skatepark at 800 N. 27th St., on Saturday,
IU Southeast Partners With Local High Schools For New Speedy Admissions Process
Indiana University Southeast has partnered with 12 local high schools to offer a guaranteed college admission for high school seniors.
Coalition Calls DOJ Consent Decree Actions Abandonment Of Police Accountability And Reform, Cite Examples From Louisville
After the Trump Administration’s Department of Justice announced the dismissal of Consent Decrees and other police investigations across the country,
In Lieu Of Governing, Trump Administration Is Settling Scores With Consent Decree Announcement
Louisville Vows To Continue Police Reform The United States Department of Justice has instructed its Civil Rights Division to dismiss