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What comes to mind when you hear “west Louisville?” Do you picture the families who live there? People coming together f... Read more

Construction of the new Beecher Terrace continues, and fewer than a hundred families are living in what’s left of the ol... Read more

We've seen it before: A neighborhood dealing with high poverty and crime, and offering few economic prospects, is given ... Read more

When someone makes a promise to you and then doesn’t follow through, would you believe them the next time? And if you tr... Read more

Sitting in our recording studio, we're within about five miles of 15 different drug addiction recovery facilities. From ... Read more

Black youth make up less than 27 percent of Louisville's population, but more than 75 percent of youth jailed in Louisvi... Read more

Ninth Street. The Ninth Street divide. West of Ninth. Mention any of these phrases to just about any Louisvillian and th... Read more

In Jefferson County, an average of 7,500 households are evicted every year, more than double the national average accord... Read more

Mining experts say that black lung disease is 100 percent preventable. But a new study by federal health officials found... Read more

The site where Beecher Terrace was built has a story that's much older than the housing complex itself. Louisville's fir... Read more

Growing up in Louisville, in a not-particularly-politically-engaged family, I had never heard of Fancy Farm until I star... Read more

Louisville’s Land Bank Authority acquires abandoned properties and then sells them to new owners very cheap, sometimes f... Read more

In early August, Louisville Mayor Greg Fisher announced that the John Breckinridge Castleman statue would be removed fro... Read more

Since taking office in late 2015, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin has been on a mission to roll back the state's Medicaid expan... Read more

Over the past six months or so on Recut, we've talked about a little bit of everything, from bedbugs to Bird scooters. T... Read more

Coal ash is a byproduct of burning coal for electricity. We burn a lot of coal in this country, leaving behind a lot of ... Read more

One of the things we love most about working in radio is meeting new people and hearing their stories. There aren't too ... Read more

If you’re poor or living paycheck to paycheck, you might not be able to set aside money for retirement. In fact, retirin... Read more

The Parklands of Floyds Fork is 4,000 acres of undeveloped land in southeast Louisville. It’s one of the last undevelope... Read more

When you hear or watch news stories about Louisville's West End, many times it's not positive news. West Louisville neig... Read more