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Educational Justice wants to end educational inequity by pairing fifth to eight grade students from low to moderate income homes with high-achieving high school students.
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The Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods, along with Claudette and Jim Patton recognized young people who achieved after surviving encounters with gun violence, poverty and disabilities.
It included plant-based dishes from more than 17 restaurants and food trucks. Guests could also enjoy vendors, speakers, cooking demos and more.
And families will no longer have to ship children away for summer break.
It's being dubbed the world's largest biscuits and gravy competition.
Louisville Independent Business Alliance (LIBA) is scheduled to host its seventh annual Louisville Local Business Expo on Jan. 24 from 1 to 4 p.m.
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The annual holiday party handed out gifts to children in need at the Mellwood Art Center.
Outsider Art Museum and Gallery opens Nov. 8 in the Portland neighborhood. The museum is showcasing the work by Mark Anthony Mulligan.
Proceeds from this year's event went to Frankie's Family.
Around corners, above eye levels and under bridges, murals add vibrancy to Louisville in hundreds of locations.