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Attorney sounds off on how LMPD handled Scottie Scheffler case

The Scottie Scheffler case is officially closed, but that doesn't mean people in Louisville are done raising questions with how it was handled.

Metro Council discusses solutions to affordable housing issues in Louisville

For the past decade, housing prices in Louisville have outpaced income and some are asking Metro Council to take action.

Sold out Louisville Urban League Gala brings biggest crowd ever

Mardi Gras came to Louisville a little late this year for the Louisville Urban League's annual Derby Gala held at the Norton Sports and Learning Center.

Ky. lawmakers approve bill letting West End investment board oust some members

Senate Bill 259 exposed tensions between the Louisville NAACP and the leadership of the West End Opportunity Partnership, the agency overseeing public tax subsidies in the city's West End.

Opponents from across the political spectrum testify against sweeping crime bill • Kentucky Lantern

Grant allows Louisville Urban League to inform residents of 'benefits cliff'

In the first year, the league says their trained coaches have been able to help more than 200 residents who are on public benefits

Louisville education advocates oppose DEI bills

The Louisville Urban League is leading the charge and said in the letter to legislators that the proposals to limit DEI efforts in the state's public schools are bad for students, education, the commonwealth and the economy.

Advocates, education leaders share concerns about KY DEI bills

One of the hot-button topics of this year's legislative session in Kentucky is about potentially limiting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practices.

Black farmers work to bring fresh food options to west Louisville

Five fellows were chosen for the inaugural Project Kilimo initiative funded through the USDA and the Louisville Urban League.

Bill moves forward on Kentucky landlords, Section 8

Senate Bill 25 would bar local governments from forcing landlords to take part in the section 8 housing program and says no city ordinance will conflict with existing landlord-tenant state laws.