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The complaint calls for the US Office of Civil rights to withhold all federal funding for the state’s vocational programs until the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education prohibits criteria-based admissions. → Read More
A circuit judge previously ruled the 2021 school choice law was unconstitutional, blocking education opportunity accounts from being implemented. → Read More
No matter your style, you can look to Louisville's growing vintage clothing scene for unique pieces from the past. → Read More
Courier Journal reporter Debby Yetter's decadeslong career exposed child abuse and neglect in Kentucky. → Read More
The Kentucky Department of Education announced it also supports dropping the contract, saying it wants a new statewide literacy center. → Read More
This list of potential solutions touches on everything from local school districts to teachers unions to colleges. → Read More
How what was supposed to be a single news report turned into a five-part investigative series by The Courier Journal. → Read More
Kentucky could reap huge economic gains if it solves its reading problems. → Read More
"There aren't going to be any surprises in this data for those that have been working in schools who are already well-aware of the challenges that we have before us," Education Commissioner Jason Gla… → Read More
As part of Pride Month, The Courier Journal asked popular Louisville drag queens to dish on themselves in four exclusive interviews. → Read More
From Michael Phelps to Jack Harlow and Melissa Joan Hart, celebrities from near and far walked the red carpet of the 148th Kentucky Derby. → Read More
Superstar rappers Jack Harlow and Drake were in the house for the Kentucky Derby, on site to shoot a music video for his 'Churchill Downs' single. → Read More
Kentucky Derby Festival's Zoeller Pump Touring Parade visited more than 30 neighborhoods across Louisville Saturday. Here are the highlights. → Read More
The diners were shot while inside The Seafood Lady, a restaurant in the city's trendy NuLu neighborhood. → Read More
Sen. Stephen Meredith said: "I’m disappointed...We always want to take a position of ready, fire, aim without really looking at the total situation." → Read More
Hit by the pandemic, small business owners hope for more sales throughout the holiday season. → Read More
A new 6-episode podcast by The Courier Journal begins Oct. 20. → Read More
Laughter and learning returned to the third floor at the Academy @ Shawnee on Wednesday, following a $42 million renovation. → Read More
Kentucky's largest district has not had all of its more than 95,000 students in classrooms since March 2020. → Read More
Wednesday is the first day since March 2020 where most all of JCPS' students are back in class, in-person. → Read More