Breya Jones

Juneteenth commemorates the day federal officials informed last enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas of their freedom two years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.

The Philippines gained independence from Spain June 12, 1898. Over 120 years later, Louisville’s Filipino community is coming together Saturday to bring celebrations to the city.

Will Louisville be the next Hollywood? City and state officials hope so.

Kentucky Performing Arts honors regional high school theater at inaugural Bradley Awards.

A sculptor from Lexington and a writer living in Appalachia represent Kentucky this year in a regional arts fellowship.

The Louisville Ballet’s low-barrier education program, Ballet Bound, is hosting auditions for the upcoming year at neighborhood parks across the city.

Applications are open for a new incubator program aimed at helping regional filmmakers strengthen and fund their craft.

Before her murder in 1965, Alberta O. Jones had already made her mark on history.

When Dixie Sherman Demuth first opened her bar, women weren’t allowed to sit at the bar, much less bartender.

The Smoketown restaurateur gets her own street sign.

Great River Voices choir is trying to make space for all singers in a genre that has historically been exclusionary.

Crowds braved the weather to watch Sovereignty win the 151st Kentucky Derby.

A new tennis and pickleball complex proposed for Joe Creason Park would cost an estimated $65 million and cover 25 acres of the park.

Wedding dresses, tuxedos, artifacts from ceremonies past and present showcase traditions of love across Kentucky at an exhibition at the Frazier History Museum.

Cuts to federal funding have left non-profits in a lurch when it comes to future access to monetary resources.