Jewél Jackson
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Racial trauma, experienced by people of color, is getting more attention after a summer of protests over the police deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. -
There is only one in-person polling place this year, and for some the free bus was a necessity that allowed them to vote. -
Some public and private insurancers in the commonwealth are offering telehealth services and waiving co-pays for its members. -
"You still have officers that are walking around that killed someone in their sleep," Jessica Sayles said to the mayor, her voice breaking. -
Kentucky retailers are officially allowed to reopen to the public Wednesday if they comply with limits on customers and social distancing. -
Officers said thermal images showed a heat signature “indicative of cultivating marijuana” at Tyrone Evans’s house. When they searched, they did not find a grow operation. -
A handful of local refugee teenagers are learning photography skills this week through a workshop held at Kentucky Refugee Ministries. -
It's often more difficult than just learning English; refugees have to navigate a complicated system and unfamiliar cultural references. -
Mayor Fischer declared June 11-17 Pride Week in Louisville. -
Since Ali’s death in 2016, the Ali Center has hosted events throughout the first week of June to mark his passing and remember his life.
