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Communities reflect on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and how they carry on his legacy in their own work. → Read More
Joe Biden is addressing the American people as president-elect after a win in Pennsylvania put him over the 270 electoral-vote threshold. → Read More
This episode unwraps the role Black women play in democracy, and the price of care taking (and why we do it anyway). → Read More
As the state surpassed 1,000 coronavirus-related deaths, Republican lawmakers questioned the severity of the virus. → Read More
Scott said she will self-quarantine for 14 days, per health department guidelines, then get retested. → Read More
State officials say there were 4,742 new COVID-19 cases in Kentucky last week, and 313 on Sunday (43 among children). → Read More
Gov. Beshear announced 801 new cases of coronavirus on Saturday. Twenty-nine of those were in children under age five. → Read More
It's been bulldozed, revitalized, deserted, and revitalized again. Right now it's sitting behind boarded up windows, with an uncertain future. → Read More
It's a record no one wants to break, but at 836 new cases, we did. Governor Beshear also announced 5 additional coronavirus deaths. → Read More
Introduced by Gov. Steve Beshear in 2013, Kynect was dismantled by Gov. Bevin four years later. → Read More
How does drastic police reform actually work? This week, we look to Camden, New Jersey, for an example. → Read More
More than half of Kentucky's deaths from coronavirus have been people who lived or worked in long term care facilities. → Read More
Patrons can now visit Kentucky restaurants -- but will they? And is it worth it to reopen when you can only make 33% of your normal revenue? → Read More
How are pets adapting to having more time with their human caretakers? How will they react when their guardians return to the workplace? → Read More
There’s no playbook for how to conduct elections during a global pandemic. So how is Kentucky preparing? → Read More
Everything is different now. On Friday's show, let's talk about how things have changed, and how we're all coping with this new normal. → Read More
Employees had just returned to work after protesting for safer working conditions. → Read More
The retired four-star U.S. Navy officer is interviewed by NPR's Melissa Block. → Read More
Louisville broadcaster Barry Bernson brings the Dylan Thomas memoir to life as a radio play. → Read More
It's just a modest bathing suit. But wearing it has gotten people harassed and even kicked out of pools. → Read More