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A recent LPM News project focused on solutions Louisville groups are embracing to help young people of color get mental health support.
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As JCPS’s multilingual community grows, Latino students at Seneca High School are finding solidarity in their Hispanic Student Union. -
Gov. Andy Beshear questioned aspects of a new federal report that found the state of Kentucky seems to be violating the rights of people with serious mental illnesses. -
The U.S. Justice Department announced Tuesday that Kentucky’s state government is unnecessarily placing Louisvillians with serious mental illnesses in psychiatric hospitals. -
A delayed report shows what many lawmakers have already heard: Kentucky’s road paving industry has little competition, lots of single-bid contracts. -
Two men were put in prison for a 2015 murder. Now, they say police and prosecutors missteps should spark a new trial. -
The Louisville Metro Police Department's new interim chief, Paul Humphrey, said that tackling violent crime and implementing changes to the department will take time. -
Ja’Ceon Terry’s death was ruled a homicide. But no one has yet to face criminal charges. -
Join reporters from the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting and the Courier Journal to talk all things back-to-school at Louisville Public Media headquarters next Tuesday morning. -
In Louisville, public school students return to class this week — and this year thousands of magnet students will have to find their own way to school after transportation cuts. -
Addiction Recovery Care, or ARC, runs over 30 treatment centers in Kentucky. Now it’s under federal scrutiny.
