This holiday season, the L in LPM stands for LAURA.

The Appalachian + Mid-South Newsroom is aimed at strengthening local news coverage and bringing more stories from this region to the rest of the country.

Talk show with local focus is expected to launch in early 2025.

LPM President & CEO Stephen George addresses members, supporters and the community as he prepares to step down in January.

Meg Fister brings a strong knowledge of broadcasting, nonprofits and the arts to Louisville Public Media

Melanie will bring 25 years of experience in media and strategic marketing to our Kentucky Public Radio clients.

Louisville Public Media and Kentucky Performing Arts present “Seven Things I’ve Learned,” An Evening with Ira Glass live at the Brown Theatre on Saturday, October 19, 2024 at 8 p.m.

Louisville Public Media has won four regional 2024 Edward R. Murrow Awards for work from WFPL News and KyCIR teams.

The Young Artist Showcase, formerly the 90.5 WUOL Young Artist Competition, gives solo performers and small ensembles of musicians ages 8-18 a chance to shine on the radio and receive feedback from 90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville and 91.9 WFPK Independent Louisville on-air hosts.

LPM has been named as one of 12 news organizations and nonpartisan election integrity groups that will present at Democracy Demo Day, a forum to share initiatives for how to bolster democracy and make news and information more secure and accessible through the 2024 elections.