Unfilled need
Two reports highlight Louisville’s ongoing struggle with affordable housing, vacant properties
Stacked against the likes of San Francisco or New York City, Louisville prevails in housing affordability.
Six months later
A murder victim’s relative struggles to cope with that deadly day
On the afternoon of Thursday, May 17, gunfire claimed the lives of 22-year-old Craig Bland Jr. and 24-year-old Tyson Mimms in the Parkland neighborhood.
State fair?
Grassroots efforts under way throughout Kentucky to protect LGBT individuals from discrimination
Though election night produced historic wins for LGBT rights all over the country — winning four different ballot referendums, after losing 32 straight — such efforts still remain elusi
You win some, you lose some
A roundup of results from Election Day 2012
Winner: John Yarmuth
Loser: Ben Chandler
You ain’t a beauty, but hey you’re alright
A look back at Mid-City Mall’s 50 years in the Highlands
Any self-respecting list detailing The Crucially Important Events of 1962 will include: the formation of The Rolling Stones, the opening session of Vatican II, the first appearance of Spiderman, th
Project Censored
The top stories you didn’t read in the mainstream media this year: expanding police state, NATO war crimes, criminalized protests, and more
People who get their information exclusively from mainstream media sources may be surprised at the lack of enthusiasm on the left for President Barack Obama in this recent election.
Majority Loser
Mitch McConnell fails to accomplish his No. 1 goal of making Barack Obama a one-term president. Now what?
Nearly three hours after the media declared his re-election campaign victorious, President Barack Obama finished a triumphant speech in Chicago, leaving the rapturous crowd to make a phone call to
A president speaks
Outtakes from Obama’s election night address
Tonight, more than 200 years after a former colony won the right to determine its own destiny, the task of perfecting our union moves forward.
