Top Stories – On the Record

Life in Liquor

January 9, 2019

We the Minors-Adolescents want their place at the grownups’ table, but seats are reserved until the age of 18.

November 7, 2018

Words by Ali Shackleford and Olivia Brotzge She watched the big hand tick minute by minute until the little hand finally moved one notch to the right. It was time. She felt hesitant but ready. She felt scared but brave. Woul...

Your Local Gov. Guide

Ysa Leon and Maddie Currie

November 2, 2018

Filed under Politics, Top Stories

Words by Ysa Leon and Maddie Currie It’s Nov. 6, 2018 — election day. Yikes. Walking up to your voting site, you realize the names you’re seeing are unfamiliar. Divided by parties and levels of power, the letters strung to...

Behind the Wheel- He greets you with a smile, but do you know his name?

October 4, 2018

To All My Friends Who Break the Cycle – Y-NOW helps children of prisoners create a future outside of the justice system.

September 25, 2018

Save the Girl, Not the Date- There Goes the Bride

September 25, 2018

Not for Sale- Louisville’s sex trafficking industry meets its biggest threat — its victims.

September 17, 2018

River Town Sound- Part Three of our Series Exploring Louisville’s Evolving Music Culture

September 13, 2018

Keeping Kylie- A young adult battles with heroin addiction, a story all too common in Louisville.

September 13, 2018

The Crossroads- “Intersectionality” is a relatively new term people are using to discuss centuries-old oppression.

September 12, 2018

YOU ARE WHAT YOU TWEET- Is Trump’s usage of Twitter presidential?

Ella Treinen and Sky Carroll

December 14, 2017

Filed under Politics, Social Issues, Top Stories

A ding echoes through the room. The back pocket of someone’s jeans vibrates. A screen flashes on from the corner of someone’s office desk. Millions of heads turn to look at the Twitter notifications on their lock screens. Someone ...

LET’S TALK ABOUT SEX- Trump’s budget proposal cuts comprehensive sex education in public schools.

Wesley Lynch

December 14, 2017

Filed under Social Issues, Top Stories

Participating in a high school sex education class is something most of us can relate to: the uncomfortable faces, the snickers of a few immature boys, the casual mention of taboo words. Despite these commonalities, our experi...