Former JCPS principal Michelle Pennix challenged the community to shift its focus from backpack giveaways to removing daily barriers students face before they ever sit down to learn.

Indiana’s Medicare and Medicaid programs will temporarily stop enrolling new providers for dozens of services beginning Aug. 1.

Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin did not appear in court Tuesday for the hearing in his ongoing legal dispute involving child support payments for his adopted son.

Toku Revolving Sushi plans to open in the former Bob Evans restaurant on Blairwood Road, near Hurstbourne Parkway.

A woman was shot Monday night in an apparent attempted murder-suicide in Hardin County.

Louisville Metro Police released the name Tuesday of the officer who the department said shot a burglary suspect early Sunday morning downtown.

Addiction Recovery Care, once Kentucky’s largest treatment provider, agreed to pay $16.2 million to settle whistleblower claims of Medicaid billing fraud.

Nearly 1,300 Jefferson County Public Schools employees make six figures as the district is facing budget cuts.

Eric Tyler from Lanesville, IN is a prolific artist and a one man band who plays all the instruments on his albums. He performed for Locals Week 2026 on WFPK.

Glory Daze aka Lea Beiley provided thoughtful conversation and great songs for Locals Week 2026

The interstate closed June 1 between Jefferson Street and Interstate 264 as part of the I-65 Central Corridor Project to replace several aging overpass bridges along the interstate.

A Locals Week Performance that will rock your face off with Normac

A Columbus, Indiana, man was charged with murder in connection to the death of his landlord after investigators found the victim’s body inside a trash container at a home.

Southern Indiana artist Nick Dittmeier performed on WFPK for Locals Week 2026

Dancer and scholar Ananya Chatterjea talks about how our bodies are the site of our identities and our experiences, including protesting injustice.