[Story Updated] LEO Weekly Owner Sued For Contract Non-Payment
Story updated 10/24/25 3:30 a.m. Chris Keating, the owner of LEO Weekly, Cincinnati Beat, and Detroit Metro Times, has been […]
Louisville To Host National Violence Prevention Gathering Of Cities United
Louisville will be the site of a gathering of more than 1300 in attendance for the Cities United 12th Annual
Louisville Urban League Demands Answers About St. Joseph’s Picnic Incident
On Saturday, Aug. 9, at the 2025 St. Joseph’s Day Picnic, which raises money for the care of children living
Louisville Vintage Shop Announces Closing
But don’t cry yet, they said it’s a good thing. Hardtimes Collective opened its shop in April of 2023. At
Art Sanctuary Building Owners Raise Rent Then Purchase New “Art Center” Property To Replicate Group’s Model In ‘For-Profit’ Venture
Story updated 2:20 a.m. When the owners of 1433 S. Shelby St. raised the rent on their tenant Art Sanctuary,
Kentucky Equal Justice Center Falls To Budget Cuts
The Kentucky Equal Justice Center has worked since its founding in 1976 to promote justice and equality for low-income Kentuckians
Louisville’s Quills Coffee Baristas Vote Unanimously To Ratify Union Contract
Baristas at Quills Coffee voted unanimously to ratify their first union contract. With 32 votes in favor, Quills baristas secured
Louisville Urban League Creates Juneteenth Community Calendar
Looking for Juneteenth activities or have one to share? The Louisville Urban League has created a user-friendly Juneteenth calendar for
Louisville Activists Discover DHS Program, ISAP, Betraying Compliant Immigrants, Turning Them Over To ICE
Community members came forward and alerted Louisville Showing Up For Racial Justice (LSURJ) that the Intensive Supervision Appearance Program (ISAP)
Coroner Seeks Next Of Kin For Godson Serge Pehe
The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office is seeking the next of kin for Godson Serge Pehe, who died in Louisville on