Kameron Hall 5/15/24 Kameron Hall 5/15/24

Voters send message to Biden: “You have let us down deeply.”

With Kentucky’s primary election approaching, a local group is encouraging the community to use their vote to send a message to Biden, disproving his administration’s support of Israel as it attacks the Gaza Strip.

Kameron Hall 2/20/24 Kameron Hall 2/20/24

Stories told from the Gaza Strip

This article aims to elevate the voices and stories of Palestinian journalists during the last year of genocide and nearly 80 years of oppression and violence carried out by Israel.

Kameron Hall 12/8/23 Kameron Hall 12/8/23

Community success drives urban farm to increase production

UrbanEco Farms, located in Louisville, started as a family garden and has evolved into a commercial business providing fresh microgreens, sprouts, and herbs.

Kameron Hall 11/17/23 Kameron Hall 11/17/23

"Making your clothes fit your body:" Kate Weiss's radical approach to sewing

Kate Weiss, a local author and experienced seamstress, published her first book, "Radical Sewing: Pattern-free, Sustainable Fashions for All Bodies," in 2021. The book aims to fill a gap in sewing literature by including diverse body types and promoting inclusivity in the sewing community.

Kameron Hall 10/23/23 Kameron Hall 10/23/23

Feed Louisville restructures, moves to new location

Feed Louisville is restructuring and returning to its roots of reducing food waste and feeding the community.

Kameron Hall 10/10/23 Kameron Hall 10/10/23

Every Cook Every Kitchen: Cookbook aims to reduce barriers

Feed Louisville publishes a cookbook to help recently housed individuals discover the skills to cook for themselves.

Kameron Hall 10/8/23 Kameron Hall 10/8/23

PHOTOS: Kentucky Humane Society hosts Pups in Paristown

The Kentucky Humane Society hosted Pups in Paristown this weekend to raise money for the organization.

Kameron Hall 10/3/23 Kameron Hall 10/3/23

Louisville Fiber Supply opens on Baxter Ave.

Louisville Fiber Supply was welcomed to Baxter Avenue on Saturday with a grand opening celebration.

Kameron Hall 9/28/23 Kameron Hall 9/28/23

New Orleans bookstore offers a taste of arcadia to tourists, locals and lovers

Living in the back room of his shop in the French Quarter, Russell Desmond did not realize that he would eventually live out the bookstore romance that fills the pages of novels and screens of movie theaters — but any book-loving visitor probably could have guessed.

Kameron Hall 7/20/23 Kameron Hall 7/20/23

Louisville clinic makes legal name changes more accessible, simpler

Looking to provide legal services to the Louisville LGBTQIA+ community, attorneys at Dinsmore & Shohl developed a name change clinic, to make the legal process more accessible and less complicated.

Kameron Hall 6/27/23 Kameron Hall 6/27/23

When the tiramisu arrives with two spoons

When my wife and I were planning to move to Europe we heard on a few occasions, “Well, I hope it’s everything you want it to be." Not in a genuine way, but in a tone that meant “You have unrealistic expectations of what life should be like.”