Race & Equity

Paul Humphrey acknowledged that his comments added to the pain of the victim’s family.

Nearly 100 years after it opened, music education in west Louisville returns to The Bourgard College of Music and Arts in the Russell neighborhood.

A new referral tool from the Louisville nonprofit St. John Center can be an alternative to calling 911 or Metro311 on people experiencing homelessness.

State lawmakers and the ACLU of Indiana rallied at the Indiana Statehouse Saturday in support of transgender youth. The demonstration focused on what is next after a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling and how to get involved in the legislative process.

The Black Appalachian Storyteller Fellowship will award $5,000 to six Black artists who best depict Appalachian culture and lived experiences.

Sweet Evening Breeze, a Louisville nonprofit that supports LGBTQ+ young adults, paused its free HIV testing services due to federal funding cuts under the Trump administration.

Kentucky is joining the U.S. Department of Justice and several other states in suing a Texas-based company over collusion claims.

Food pantries in Southern Indiana are seeing record numbers of people seeking assistance as financial pressures mount. And leaders at the organizations worry as loss of benefits looms.

The West End Opportunity Partnership board rejected, for a second time, a proposal to purchase the Nia Center and facilitate its redevelopment.

A mother and son from Gaza have spent two months in Louisville for medical care that would be nearly impossible to get back home.