Alexis Mathews
WLKY
Louisville, KY, United States
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Louisville organizations lay out recommended LMPD changes following DOJ report
The president and CEO of the Louisville Urban League says that while the DOJ report is validation, the findings are not a cause for celebration. → Read More
History of racist policing has Louisville community members skeptical of LMPD reform
Community members say the root of the issue is racism, which they believe requires a major transformation to make change a reality and reimagine public safety in Louisville. → Read More
Residents, council members blindsided after Shively mayor dismantles community garden
Community members and Shively city council members say it's not about what she did, but rather how it happened. → Read More
Construction on Churchill Downs' paddock moving along, but how will it look on Derby?
It's 61 days until Kentucky Derby 149, and by the looks of the construction, many may be asking if they’ll need a hard hat instead of a Derby hat. → Read More
Community demanding answers in shooting of 2 Louisville teens
It's been more than a week since LMPD said two teenagers were shot by an officer in what they call an accidental shooting in the Chickasaw neighborhood. → Read More
Growing taco chain set to unite Louisville over food, art, community
Condado Tacos is gearing up to serve fresh food while showcasing fresh talent at its new location at Oxmoor Center. → Read More
UofL nurse climbing Mount Kilimanjaro raise awareness for rare disease
Dixon, who is a nurse practitioner, has treated patients with the disease for seven years. → Read More
New resort in Bullitt County on the way
The Grand Reserve will be built on Clermont Road in Shepherdsville, right off I-65. → Read More
Bardstown police department creates new position to tackle traffic issues in the city
The department has had numerous traffic-related complaints that include potholes, faulty traffic signs, pedestrian safety, and speeding. → Read More
New office aims to empower immigrant communities, achieve equity in Louisville
Louisville's immigrant population is growing, and the newly appointed Office for Immigrant Affairs was created within metro government to help meet their needs. → Read More
Norton Sports and Learning Center proving successful 2 years after opening
From educational programs to a medical facility in the works, and of course, athleticism, the complex is putting Louisville on the map. → Read More
JCPS Black Student Unions focused on making a difference and creating community
From college campuses to middle schools, Black Student Union organizations have served as safe havens for students of color. → Read More
Kentucky advocates, lawmakers rally for fairness ordinances at state capitol
This comes after several proposed ordinances in the Legislature that advocates believe target the LGBTQ+ community and transgender youth. → Read More
Students at Atherton High School protest proposed LGBTQ+ bills in Kentucky
Students walked out of the high school with signs and pride flags in hand, chanting, "Kill the bill." → Read More
Louisville lawmaker introduces bill to further protect victims of domestic violence
Senate Bill 79 or The Safe at Home Act will mask abuse victims’ addresses on publicly available government records. → Read More
YMCA ‘Love Notes’ program taking proactive approach to address teen dating violence
While domestic violence is assumed to involve adults, it is also common among teenagers. → Read More
Experts weigh in on if proposed cut to state income tax helps or hurt Kentuckians
The proposed 4% income tax rate, approved by the Kentucky senate on Wednesday, could mean more money in your paycheck → Read More
Family honored for new west Louisville school to continue legacy of Louisville educator
After a unanimous vote by the JCPS school board, Dr. J. Blaine Hudson Middle School will be built in west Louisville, where the late historian grew up. → Read More
Murder of Gabbi Doolin inspires Louisville summit on child exploitation
"Operation Angel Summit” educates teens and parents on the dangers of child exploitation, which ranges from sexting to human trafficking. → Read More
VOA expanding operations, fight against drug addiction in Kentucky
VOA president Jennifer Hancock says it's about increasing access and saving lives. → Read More