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Morgan Watkins/LPMA group in Louisville is working to insulate Black children from systems of oppression. Their model draws from Black culture and Pan-African ancestral methods of healing. -
Jacob Munoz/LPMOrganizers for the 120th Kentucky State Fair have themed this year’s event around celebrating all 120 counties. A local data expert shares how people move in and around those counties, and if he thinks that number could change.
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The annual Dirt Bowl tournament crowned a new champion over the weekend. The summer league also celebrated its 55th year of basketball and community -
The Olmsted Parks Conservancy will receive a $50,000 grant benefiting Chickasaw Park’s tennis courts from the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund. -
A new book from Brigid Kaelin, "Lakeside," traces the history of a Louisville quarry turned neighborhood pool as the pool celebrates its centennial. -
Recent service changes implemented by the Transit Authority of River City are leaving some riders without reliable transportation, so they’re scrambling for alternate means. -
A diocesan hermit living in eastern Kentucky recently got approval from his bishop to come out as transgender, the first known case of someone in his position to do so. -
A Barnsley man’s life has been uprooted for a second time by a tornado in Kentucky. A twister flattened his home on the same site over the Memorial Day weekend. -
A deadly storm system impacted communities across Kentucky over the course of the holiday weekend, generating multiple tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail in many parts of the state. -
While visitors on Oaks and Derby Days transform part of Louisville’s South End, thousands of residents call the area home all year ‘round. -
Senior centers are a valuable resource for older generations who feel socially isolated. -
Many people in Louisville don’t have easy access to healthy and affordable food. A local nonprofit hosted an event for Black community members to share their perspectives.
