Making a PACT
Park Hill, Algonquin and California neighborhood teens aim to reduce dating violence
Before Ashanti Dallas could legally drive or attend a high school prom she witnessed dating violence. During middle school, a good friend’s boyfriend hit and verbally abused her friend.
For better, for worse
The political shotgun marriage of Mitch McConnell and the Tea Party
A few hundred conservatives are gathered on the steps of the capitol in Frankfort, carrying Gadsden flags and Koch brother-funded “Americans for Prosperity” signs.
Seizing a reprieve
Young Kentucky immigrants, in the U.S. illegally, jump at new deferred action program
On a Saturday morning, in a small box of a building along Shelbyville’s Main Street, a young couple wrestles with simple English sentences.
Pediatric partnership
Doctors and lawyers team up to improve health of low-income children
There’s no question a little girl lives in Madi Roarx’s room: pink bed, pink rug, a basket stocked with hair barrettes, and Dora the Explorer stickers parading around the walls.
A passing fancy
Cards gear up for season opener against Kentucky
You know wide receivers. They come on the field with a swagger and step off with a strut.
Southern patriot
Documentary sheds light on local civil rights activist Anne Braden
Anne Braden preferred not to talk much about herself.
Ashes to gases
LG&E racks up more coal ash violations as it seeks to switch Cane Run Road plant to natural gas
For the frustrated residents of Cane Run Road living in the shadow of Louisville Gas & Electric’s coal-fired power plant, events seem to be playing out like a bad tune on a broken record.
