On May 7, 2024, the JCPS board voted in favor of a new start time plan for the 2024-25 school year. This plan split JCPS into three different categories; schools starting at 7:30 a.m., 8:30 a.m., and 9:40...

While Gen Z is arguably one of the most politically active generations for their age, there are some teens who don’t care about the election or follow political news. This year’s election is going...

In 2022, a group of Louisvillians met in the basement of a Smoketown church, mere miles away from the wealth and excess of Churchill Downs, to battle poverty. This was a meeting of the newly formed Louisville...

Red/White Week is an emblem of Manual pride that is adored by the students. Manual students get to dress up, enjoy hallways decorated with balloons, banners and streamers; and take a break from the stress...

In 2023, the Women’s World Cup final broke viewership records with a stunning total of 38.4 million viewing hours and became the most-watched women’s sports event on TV.  The popularity of women’s...

On December 8, 2023, Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that the City of Louisville, in conjunction with the Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency (KIPDA), received $500,000 to evaluate the...

In some areas of the West End, contemporary poverty levels remain as high as 80%. Louisville’s history of segregation has left the area generally underdeveloped, and as national economic troubles force...

In a heated meeting on April 10, the Jefferson County Board of Education voted 4-3 to end busing to most magnet and traditional schools. This will force thousands of students to find alternate transportation...

Damsel, Netflix’s newest film starring Millie Bobbie Brown, aims to subvert the “damsel in distress” stereotype characteristic of the medieval fantasy genre. In this story, no knight in shining armor...

Every winter as Louisville experiences some of the coldest days of the year, the city’s thousands of homeless suffer severely, and not enough is being done to aid in reducing their suffering. Shelters...

On February 20th, the NCAA released an article that discusses the changes made to women’s volleyball by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel.  The new rules included allowing two liberos, red cards...