“Bend The Knee” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade hiatus from cartooning and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was […]
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
‘Free’Dom Of Speech, A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade hiatus from cartooning and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was
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,
‘One-Day Sentence’ For Brett Hankison In Breonna Taylor Case Underscores American Fetish For Injustice
The Department of Justice suggested a one-day prison sentence for Brett Hankinson, a former LMPD officer implicated in the Breonna
Guest Opinion: The Real-Life Consequences of Bad Policy: One Year of House Bill 5
By Amber Duke On July 15, 2024, House Bill 5 went into effect and made Kentucky one of the first
The Corpse Of America Is The Legacy We’ll Leave
America, the beautiful, is a deserted strip mall. School is about to start for kids across the country, against the
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
“Taco Tuesday,” A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
After a several-decade hiatus from cartooning and 13 years away from Louisville, Michael Ray returns to cartooning. Previously, he was
Greenberg’s Budget Funds Police Increase And Again Leaves Louisville Youth Programming And Arts Struggling
By any metric, one of the best things you can do for your city is to support its arts, particularly