No easy fix
A work group is charged with curbing violence in west Louisville. Now what?
On the evening of June 18, a group of 37 handpicked community leaders — from activists to pastors to judges — piled into Metro Hall.
Health care crossroads
Kentucky mulls Medicaid expansion in wake of Supreme Court’s landmark decision on health care
While the U.S.
Bad rehab
Former Dismas Charities inmate tells of rampant drug use and lax oversight at Louisville halfway house
Kevin Claxton of Louisville is trying to get his life back on track, overcoming drug addiction and leaving behind a string of legal troubles.
The Sisters
The lives of American nuns: What they do. Why the scrutiny?
For 12 years, she’s sat in a windowless office, the door propped open.
Zone press
Highland Coffee owners unaware of zoning hearing that resulted in Urban Outfitters usurping their signage rights
Natalie Hofer, who has owned Highland Coffee Company on Bardstown Road with her husband Greg for 13 years, appreciates the sudden outpouring of support from loyal customers.
The shuffle board
As Fair Board surrenders arena operations, employees with close ties to CEO make soft landing elsewhere in state agency
A new chapter for the KFC Yum!
Help expires
Stimulus funds that helped struggling households avoid homelessness run out
Celebrate or scorn it, as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 retreats into history, programs evaporate.
Loved to death
Volunteer trail crews work to maintain Kentucky’s overused and deteriorating Red River Gorge
It’s spring in Red River Gorge: trees fully in leaf, mountain laurels and magnolias in bloom.
