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Words by Acacia Lopez
April 21, 2023
Despite the resolved financial barriers, there is a trust and relatability issue that prevents the black community from releasing emotional control and reaching out for help.

Beneath Our Skin

Words by Acacia Lopez
February 15, 2023
On July 4, 2022, dozens of Louisville protesters join Kayla Jaiden and the Party for Social Liberation’s (PSL Louisville) planned protest for reproductive rights near Baxter Avenue. Photo by Erica Fields

Louder Than The Fireworks

Words by Erica Fields
July 10, 2022
Design by Ari Eastman.

FOMO Fascination

Words by Keller Mobley and Cameron Breier
June 11, 2022
Growing up. Aging out.

Growing up. Aging out.

Words by Lily Wobbe and Jaia Kattan
December 20, 2021
An Allys Guide to Celebrating Black History Month

An Ally’s Guide to Celebrating Black History Month

Words by Mia Leon
February 9, 2021
Louisville Teens react to the Breonna Taylor Decision

Louisville Teens react to the Breonna Taylor Decision

September 29, 2020
Whitney Nguyen poses for a portrait for her story about her own experiences with child abandonment. Read the print version of the story in any physical copy of On The Record around Louisville.

fam•i•ly

Words by Whitney Nguyen
February 11, 2020
Looking out the front door of her grandmothers house in the Oakdale neighborhood near Churchill Downs, one-year-old Roxanne (Roxy) Price watches pedestrians and traffic on the road on Oct. 16. Just outside the doorframe and on the windows, columns, and the roof hid the danger beneath the cracked paint that caused Roxy to get lead poisoning.

Painted Poison

Words by Payton Carns and Justin Price
February 5, 2020
The subject of this domestic violence story holds up a blurred family picture.

The Silent Cycle

Words by Hannah Welch and Maddie Currie
February 5, 2020
John Woodhouse and Lillian Metzmeir dug up the dirt to uncover the shady situation surrounding Bernheim Forest in Louisville.

Digging Up Dirt

Words by Lillian Metzmeier, John Woodhouse, and Sky Carroll
January 30, 2020
A yellow graphic of a world map with lines extending from Kentucky to Tanzania, Guatemala, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Burundi, and Eritrea.

The Power of We

Words by Ysa Leon
January 23, 2020
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