Divya Karthikeyan is a Race and Equity Reporter for Louisville Public Media, with a focus on local news in Louisville, Kentucky. Her work explores issues of social justice, gentrification, LGBTQ+ rights, and community empowerment. Divya's reporting aims to shed light on underrepresented voices and create a more inclusive and equitable society.
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Divya's coverage largely focuses on local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Louisville, Kentucky. The articles she writes often revolve around community issues such as housing insecurity and LGBTQ+ rights.
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By: Divya Karthikeyan
Louisville-based spirits maker Brown-Forman suspended its DEI policies last month after online pressure from a right-wing personality. It joins companies like Lowe's, Tractor Supply and Harley Davidson in ending their DEI initiatives.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
A new text hotline service by YMCA's Safe Place aims to get Louisville teens and young adults to open up, and get access to shelter and youth development services.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
In Kentucky, recent research finds Black and Hispanic workers record lower median hourly wages than white workers.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
Louisville will use part of a large pot of money previously allocated by the Kentucky legislature to support construction of the Community Care Campus. The complex is intended to be part of the city’s response to homelessness, and officials said it would be complete by the end of 2027.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
By day, Mónica Negrón is the director of Hispanic, Latinx and Indigenous Initiatives at the University of Louisville Cultural Center. She's also the head coach of the senior women's national Puerto Rican lacrosse team.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
Cities are ramping up efforts to build better infrastructure for internet access, including Louisville. The city is working on connecting all its 120 public parks to free Wi-Fi by next summer.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
After a Louisville father lost his 21-year-old son to suicide earlier this year, he channeled his grief into a project he hopes will help others who are at risk.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
The presidential race, as well as races for local office and the state Senate and House, will be on the ballot November 5th. (FILE PHOTO).
By: Divya Karthikeyan
Operation White Flag goes into effect when the city is undergoing a severe weather emergency. More extreme weather, in the cold months and beyond, could make it hard for shelters to keep up with demand.
By: Divya Karthikeyan
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. boasts members like the Democratic presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris. The group is also committed to upholding the legacy of Black women organizers with nonpartisan voting drives and rallies.
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