“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
“A BigBustBill” 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
‘How I Came to Love School Phone Bans,’ by Jon Larmee
Educator Jon Larmee writes about school phone bans in Jefferson County, which are set to expand in the coming 2025-26
“Project 2025” 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
“Firestarter” 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
Marking 10 Years Of Marriage Equality [Guest Opinion]
By Amber G. Duke, ACLU of Kentucky Executive Director “Hi. My name is April Miller and Kim Davis just denied
“Parade Life” 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’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