Giselle Rhoden

In “Life After Olmstead,” a group of Louisvillians with disabilities addresses how difficult it can be to receive care amid Medicaid cuts and federal program waitlists.

Kentucky Shakespeare hosts a theater program at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in La Grange, Kentucky. This year, incarcerated men performed "The Tempest."

Prime Video's “Spider Noir” stars Nicolas Cage as a Spider-Man who's also a detective in 1930s New York City.

The Louisville exhibit is meant to confront the brutality enslaved children faced, which artist Hannah Drake says is under-discussed.

A local dance company blends contemporary dance and history to tell a story of an old Black business district in west Louisville.

The nine-banded armadillo has become an indicator of rising temperatures in Kentucky and the surrounding region, as the species moves farther north.

Dozens of Louisville organizations are celebrating Juneteenth, the holiday marking when the last enslaved people in the United States learned they were free.

“How We Got Over” is a mix of “Weekend at Bernie's and “The Boondocks,” its creator Yehudah Husband said.

Louisville's Locust Grove will offer a multicultural exchange through dance, poetry and more to honor America's 250th birthday.

Jude Vaclavik starts in the role leading the Louisville Orchestra now. He will have a hand in shaping the 2027-2028 season.