Yasmine Jumaa
-
Last fall in Hardin County, a white middle school boy allegedly tried to rip the hijab from a Black, Muslim teen’s head. It resulted in a physical altercation. -
Experts say erasing people’s true identities in public processes, like death records and the United States Census, can harm survivors. -
Menstrual products are currently subject to sales tax in Kentucky. But a proposal at the General Assembly seeks to change that. -
A proposal in the Kentucky General Assembly aims to protect people against utility shut-offs. -
A Louisville Free Public Library resource aims to increase access to historical Black newspaper archives. -
With five months remaining this fiscal year, there have been 28 city-ordered encampment clearings and counting. There were only five the year before. -
Police are still looking for the driver, who they said fled on foot before officers arrived at the scene near Russell Lee Park. -
Neighborhood Nest aims to provide expecting or recent parents and caregivers with essential products for free. -
Louisville grassroots groups working to stop violence in their communities can apply for funding to expand the scope of their work. -
Low-income Kentuckians at risk of losing heat can apply for utility assistance through the end of March or until funds run out.
