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Sundara (Sunny D to his friends) is the new red panda at the Louisville Zoo. The 1-year-old ball of red fur sleeps a lot, but that probably won’t discourage summer crowds from coming to see him. -
An independent federal agency recommended overruling Trader Joe’s objections to its Louisville store’s union election. And union members at Sunergos Coffee argue the company isn’t receptive to bargaining proposals.
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The Nashville band returns with their "Set Yourself Free" tour
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Formerly known as "Pete Fest", the music festival maintains its commitment to "stomp out the stigma" attached to mental health.
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Memorial Day honors United States military members who died while serving in the armed forces. There are lots of community events that run through the day Monday.
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City leaders want developers to renew three sites to attract people to live, work and visit the Central Business District.
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Kimberley Dream was euthanized after sustaining an injury to her left front leg at Churchill Downs Saturday. Lost in Limbo was vanned off and euthanized after falling during his race Friday.
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"There's a stigma for men that they're seen as soft if they're trying to take care of their mental health"
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Dr. Caitlin Bernard – described as a “good doctor” Thursday by the head of the Indiana Medical Licensing Board – was found to have violated state and federal patient privacy laws.
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Louisville Metro has released additional information about the more than 60 incidents of alleged police misconduct highlighted in the U.S. Department of Justice’s scathing report, including incident reports and identifying information.
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Republicans stepped up criticism of Kentucky's Democratic governor on Thursday for a lapse in appointments to the state school board, reviving a contentious issue but with a twist.
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The musician talks about his latest album and shares memories of the late David Crosby.
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It's Alive briefly devotes the airwaves to live music everyday at 1pm. Tune in today hear this performance and more live tracks!
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A Kentucky environmental advocate is concerned about the health of the state’s waterways in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court decision announced Thursday that reduced the reach of federal clean water protections.
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Mel's Diner is an hour of requests every Friday from 8-9 AM. Mel picks the topic— you pick the songs!
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WFPK’s listen hear! Song of the Day spotlights a song we like weekdays at 11:10.
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Today's ear X-tacy features a classic track or deep-cut from the Alternative era every weekday at 10:10.
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The singer and rapper displays the subtle breadth of his music in this Tiny Desk (home) concert.
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The owner of the former Colgate-Palmolive property in south Clarksville has asked for mediation in the now federal case involving the town’s attempts to take the property and its iconic clock by eminent domain. In court filings, the owner said they are still working to redevelop the property, including revitalizing space for an Aloft Hotel.
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Middle school students said they felt scared walking home, so community adults stepped in to create the after school watch.
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The National Endowment for the Arts announced grant recipients nationwide following their second round of grants awarded – including 10 grants each for Kentucky and Indiana.
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The punishment for Stewart Rhodes on a seditious conspiracy charge could set the bar for others, including top members of the far-right Proud Boys group, this summer.
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The singer-songwriter talks new music, Tik Tok success, & mental health
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As part of Greenberg’s campaign promise to make city records and activities more transparent, he announced at a news conference more funding and new staff for the city’s open records department.
