Morgan Watkins

A 308-mile stretch of the Ohio River earned the title of National Water Trail this summer. KyCIR’s Morgan Watkins rowed a slice of the path. Here’s what she heard.

The National Wildlife Federation and University of Louisville researchers worked on an ambitious new roadmap to restore the Ohio River Basin.

Louisville Metro Government want to run on clean electricity by 2030. But how? Officials debate buying renewable energy credits in a Western Kentucky solar farm.

The $1 million grant aimed to help people exposed to toxic air pollution near Rubbertown.

The state’s opioid commission is changing the way it tracks how millions in settlement money get spent.

Kentucky cities and counties are supposed to tell the state how they spend their opioid settlement funds, but compliance has been scattershot.

KyCIR disputed Louisville Metro Government’s handling of its request for records on a proposed development at Joe Creason Park. Here’s what the attorney general decided.

U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey wrote to the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday, citing concerns about a local spike in PFAS pollution linked to a West Virginia factory.

Drinking water utilities are preparing to meet future federal safety regulations on forever chemicals. Here’s how Louisville Water Co. is approaching the challenge.

For transgender youth in Kentucky, a new Supreme Court ruling ensures they’ll remain unable to get gender-affirming hormone therapy in their home state.

Kentucky may quit a program that cut dangerous ozone pollution by making Louisville residents buy cleaner but pricier gas. Right now, residents can weigh in.

The proposal to build a $65 million project at Joe Creason Park met backlash from the start.

Public records experts say Louisville Metro Government incorrectly responded to recent requests for documents on a proposed tennis complex at Joe Creason Park.

In a developer-hosted meeting, a group of residents showed up to oppose tennis, pickleball facility.

Public records show the developer of a proposed tennis center at Joe Creason Park envisioned supporting Bellarmine University’s tennis program with the project.