Panel discussion and live episode taping on April 15 at Louisville Public Media

Headliners include Arlo Parks, Over the Rhine and Old 97’s

Newly created role to drive execution of organization's three-year strategic plan

New programs are hitting the 89.3 WFPL airwaves and we couldn't be more excited.

Black History Month specials begin Wednesday on 89.3 WFPL.

Louisville Public Media's president and CEO condemns the arrests of journalists and speaks out on the escalating pattern of press suppression across the country — from federal raids on reporters' homes to the silencing of student journalists on college campuses.

A group of women who say they were abused by former coaches Ronnie and Donnie Stoner tell their stories.

She joins past recipients from The 19th, The New York Times, and WEAA-FM

Maldonado brings nearly two decades of experience to the organization

More local voices will be heard during key hours in broadcast schedule