After nearly 40 years, the Parkland Library reopened on Thursday, marking a new beginning for the historic building.

The Americana World Community Center is at risk of closing in the next two months amid a nationwide change to federal policies on diversity, equity and inclusion.

LPM News wants to answer your questions about Louisville and Southern Indiana. Submit them for a chance to be featured on Curious Louisville.

As federal officials seek to deport thousands of people, Louisville residents and an undocumented father said their fear is pushing them to take action.

Conversations on LPM’s new talk show will center news and issues in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Officials have tips to avoid cold-related illness or injury as snow and ice cover much of Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Many Kentuckians with criminal records are eligible to clear them but haven’t. Local advocates and organizations want state lawmakers to make the process easier.

Connecting people who are experiencing food or housing insecurity to resources can be difficult. Louisville businesses and organizations are trying to build community by removing some barriers.

This winter, Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral will host Room in The Inn, a program to temporarily house women and children experiencing homelessness in Louisville.

Louisville resident Ned Berghausen survived the Boxing Day Tsunami on Dec. 26, 2004. He shared his story ahead of the 20th anniversary.