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Nation World
Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed to Supreme Court
Black History
Bill honoring WWII's only Black female unit signed into law
Decades later, the moment has come for 855 women who served in a World War II all-Black women's Army Corps unit to receive the U.S. Congressional Gold Medal.
Moments That Matter
Who was Geneva Bell? Here's a look at her long, storied legacy in Louisville | Women's History Month
Geneva Bell is featured in the Frazier Museum's "West of Ninth" exhibit, alongside clothing from her life on loan from the Filson Historical Society.
Black History
The Underground Railroad: How climate change is threatening to wash away parts of history
Climate change is putting historic landmarks along the Harriet Tubman Byway at risk of chronic flooding and could potentially wash them away altogether
Black History
Buzzworthy | Louisville teen's love for beekeeping aids in mental health journey
Beeing2gether LLC teaches the community about the importance of bees, nature and mental health.
Moments That Matter
Retracing final steps of Black cavalry in Kentucky, killed in 'Simpsonville Massacre'
Dozens of Black soldiers were killed in an ambush by Confederate guerillas known as the "Simpsonville Massacre" on January 25, 1865.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part I
Here's a look at stories that showcase African Americans' impact and influence across Kentuckiana.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part II
Here's a look at stories that showcase African Americans' impact and influence across Kentuckiana.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part III
Here's a look at African Americans' impact and influence in Kentucky's bourbon industry.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part IV
Here's a look at how African Americans connect with the past via genealogy.
Community
Mayor Greg Fischer cements Juneteenth’s place in Louisville with a city planning commission
The Juneteenth Jubilee Commission helps organize events celebrating Juneteenth's historical significance in Louisville.
Kentucky
Mayor Greg Fischer cements Juneteenth’s place in Louisville
The Juneteenth Jubilee Commission helps organize events celebrating Juneteenth's historical significance in Louisville.
Black History
Bill honoring WWII's only Black female unit signed into law
Decades later, the moment has come for 855 women who served in a World War II all-Black women's Army Corps unit to receive the U.S. Congressional Gold Medal.
Moments That Matter
Who was Geneva Bell? Here's a look at her long, storied legacy in Louisville | Women's History Month
Geneva Bell is featured in the Frazier Museum's "West of Ninth" exhibit, alongside clothing from her life on loan from the Filson Historical Society.
Black History
The Underground Railroad: How climate change is threatening to wash away parts of history
Climate change is putting historic landmarks along the Harriet Tubman Byway at risk of chronic flooding and could potentially wash them away altogether
Black History
Buzzworthy | Louisville teen's love for beekeeping aids in mental health journey
Beeing2gether LLC teaches the community about the importance of bees, nature and mental health.
Moments That Matter
Retracing final steps of Black cavalry in Kentucky, killed in 'Simpsonville Massacre'
Dozens of Black soldiers were killed in an ambush by Confederate guerillas known as the "Simpsonville Massacre" on January 25, 1865.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part I
Here's a look at stories that showcase African Americans' impact and influence across Kentuckiana.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part II
Here's a look at stories that showcase African Americans' impact and influence across Kentuckiana.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part III
Here's a look at African Americans' impact and influence in Kentucky's bourbon industry.
Moments That Matter
Moments That Matter | A look at Black History in Kentuckiana - Part IV
Here's a look at how African Americans connect with the past via genealogy.
Community
Mayor Greg Fischer cements Juneteenth’s place in Louisville with a city planning commission
The Juneteenth Jubilee Commission helps organize events celebrating Juneteenth's historical significance in Louisville.
Kentucky
Mayor Greg Fischer cements Juneteenth’s place in Louisville
The Juneteenth Jubilee Commission helps organize events celebrating Juneteenth's historical significance in Louisville.
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