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The Louisville Orchestra’s CEO Graham Parker has left his role as executive director. The official announcement came more than a week after Parker’s last day.

This Friday, the Louisville-based nonprofit Civitas will host its inaugural awards “Gayla” to honor LGBTQ+ leaders for their impact on their community.

After nearly 40 years, the Parkland Library reopened on Thursday, marking a new beginning for the historic building.

The Americana World Community Center is at risk of closing in the next two months amid a nationwide change to federal policies on diversity, equity and inclusion.

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As federal officials seek to deport thousands of people, Louisville residents and an undocumented father said their fear is pushing them to take action.

Here’s what some Louisvillians told LPM News they’re concerned about. We looked at where funding for these issues stands in the current city and state budgets.

A group of lion dancers in Louisville is melding tradition with modernity. They’ll be performing to celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year.

24-year-old Quintez Brown was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison Friday for shooting then-Louisville mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg.

TikTok shut down then reappeared for American users in less than a day, leaving some Kentucky creators apprehensive about what’s next for the app.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city will plow and salt additional streets in hopes of getting JCPS students back to school after the winter storm.

Louisville Metro Police opened several criminal and internal investigations after a string of violent incidents over the weekend.

A winter storm packed with below freezing temperatures, snow and ice is expected to hit Southern Indiana and most of Kentucky much of Sunday through Monday morning.