JCPS Chief Academic Officer Nathan Balasubramanian ordered staff to cancel a high school musical over racial slurs.

After district officials reversed a call to cancel YPAS’ “Ragtime” production, students and parents still have questions about why it happened.

A dinner party, a comet and a chain of unusual events are the backdrop in Time Slip Theatre’s upcoming stage play “Coherence.”

The Speed Art Museum launched The Sam Gilliam Visiting Art Program in 2025, and named Diallo Simon-Ponte assistant curator.

“How We Got Over” is a mix of “Weekend at Bernie’s and “The Boondocks,” its creator Yehudah Husband said.

Prime Video’s “Spider Noir” stars Nicolas Cage as a Spider-Man who's also a detective in 1930s New York City.

Kentucky Shakespeare hosts a theater program at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in La Grange, Kentucky. This year, incarcerated men performed “The Tempest.”

Waterfront Botanical Gardens named Angelica Ramirez its first bonsai curator.

Animator Roy Taylor depicts a tale of loss and mystery in “Crow Maiden,” his first feature-length film.

Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to drop charges against two Louisville officers tied to the raid that killed Breonna Taylor.

After spending her adolescence fighting tuberculosis, 93-year-old Lillie Gilliam dedicated her life to serving others in need of care.

A suspect is in custody after the shooting that left one person dead and another in critical condition, according to the Frankfort Police Department.

The maned wolf has returned to the Louisville Zoo, restoring a program it’s managed since the 1980s.

The Imagination Library of Louisville offers free books to kids under five as part of an effort to improve youth literacy and book access in the city and statewide.

Here’s a look at what’s going on in arts and culture around Louisville this October.

Kentucky’s largest art museum gutted its Learning, Engagement and Belonging department in charge of education programs and community outreach.

A group of Newburg residents is hoping to commemorate a local woman for her community work that has touched three generations.

It’s been five years since the start of protests demanding police accountability in Louisville. Here’s what local activists had to say.

After years of uncertainty and renovations, the Algonquin Pool reopened Thursday in the West End.

Louisville community leaders say they’re upset but not surprised that President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has dropped the city’s consent decree.

The United States Department of Justice announced Wednesday it will dismiss the consent decree agreement in Louisville.

Food insecurity is getting worse among Kentuckiana residents, according to a new analysis.

Louisville’s fledgling park ranger program recently brought on former Oldham County police officer James Brown as its leader.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg reiterated his commitment to reforming the Louisville Metro Police Department, even without federal support.

Kentucky Derby week is in full swing in Louisville. Some residents celebrated at the annual bed race competition.

A sonic mystery revealed at last.

Cleanup efforts are underway in Louisville and across Kentucky following immense flooding and severe weather.

Former University of Louisville provost Gerry Bradley took over the role vacated by Kim Schatzel.

Joann stores are closing nationwide, so many crafters in Louisville must find new ways to get the materials they need.

The Louisville Orchestra’s CEO Graham Parker has left his role as executive director. The official announcement came more than a week after Parker’s last day.

This Friday, the Louisville-based nonprofit Civitas will host its inaugural awards “Gayla” to honor LGBTQ+ leaders for their impact on their community.

After nearly 40 years, the Parkland Library reopened on Thursday, marking a new beginning for the historic building.

The Americana World Community Center is at risk of closing in the next two months amid a nationwide change to federal policies on diversity, equity and inclusion.

LPM News wants to answer your questions about Louisville and Southern Indiana. Submit them for a chance to be featured on Curious Louisville.

As federal officials seek to deport thousands of people, Louisville residents and an undocumented father said their fear is pushing them to take action.

A group of lion dancers in Louisville is melding tradition with modernity. They’ll be performing to celebrate the start of the Lunar New Year.

TikTok shut down then reappeared for American users in less than a day, leaving some Kentucky creators apprehensive about what’s next for the app.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city will plow and salt additional streets in hopes of getting JCPS students back to school after the winter storm.

Louisville Metro Police opened several criminal and internal investigations after a string of violent incidents over the weekend.

A winter storm packed with below freezing temperatures, snow and ice is expected to hit Southern Indiana and most of Kentucky much of Sunday through Monday morning.

Meet Keleese Toney, a Central High School graduate and nursing student who recently opened her own dance studio, “Dynamik Dancez.”