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‘Trump Revenge Tour,’ A Political Cartoon By Michael Ray
Michael Ray has been published in the esteemed local alt-press, including CityPaper, MainStreet, Louisville Artist Magazine, and spent a handful of years at…
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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 June 1. Mr. Pehe was born in Cote d’Ivoire in 1979 under the name Serge Pehe. He left his country during the civil war as a refugee and went to the Republic of Guinea before…
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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 into apartments and condominiums. The first conversion will take place at 531 Court Place, turning the old Jefferson County Fiscal Court building into 106 new apartments. In a press conference on Tuesday, June 10, Louisville…
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“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 in the esteemed local alt-press, including CityPaper, MainStreet, Louisville Artist Magazine, and spent a handful of years at the University of Louisville Cardinal (starting in the mid-seventies “shudder”). He is unapologetically still a liberal hippie.…
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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. This will take effect for students who will be high school seniors in the Fall of 2025. Under the agreement, if a student has reached senior-level rank with at least a 2.0 GPA or higher,…
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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, national civil rights leaders and attorneys general from several states joined to denounce this action. Maya Wiley, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights met with members of the American…
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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 lawsuits against the police departments in Louisville and Minneapolis. This announcement proves that Trump is still settling scores over the 2020 election instead of governing in 2025. Responses to this announcement came quickly from local…
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“Air Force Fun” 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 in the esteemed local alt-press, including CityPaper, MainStreet, Louisville Artist Magazine, and spent a handful of years at the University of Louisville Cardinal (starting in the mid-seventies “shudder”). He is unapologetically still a liberal hippie.…
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Louisville Council Member Piagentini’s Pearl Clutching Reaction About The Tennis Center Raises Questions
Nothing I love more than a pearl-clutching Republican. It’s chum in the water. Louisville Metro Council Member Anthony Piagentini, who said, in his opinion piece for the Courier Journal, that Louisville must stop embracing mediocrity, then proceeds to blame Greenberg and the district for not handling the rollout of the now-defunct Louisville Tennis Center proposal…
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JCPS Names Two Superintendent Finalists And A Path Foward For Louisville Offers Pledge To Engage
Jefferson County Board of Education(JCBE) has named two finalists in the search for a new superintendent.The board and screening committee conducted interviews with six candidates, narrowed from a group of 34 applicants presented to them by their national search firm, Hazard, Young, Attea Associates. The two finalists are Ben Shuldiner and Dr. H. Brian Yearwood.…
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Louisville Mayor Greenberg Announces End To Proposed Redevelopment of Tennis Center
Today, at Joe Creason Park, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that the proposed redevelopment of the Louisville Tennis Center would not be moving forward. His remarks were also posted on the Mayor’s social media. “Today, I am announcing that the proposed tennis and pickleball project will not be moving forward at Joe Creason Park. At…