Stephanie Wolf

At the State Capitol Wednesday, the Louisville Orchestra announced it had added a concert to its spring lineup, set inside a cavernous venue with a world-famous guest.

A new short film features how art has played a role in eastern Kentucky’s activism against the coal industry.

Louisville’s jail is ill-designed and poorly managed, according to a recently completed report on the downtown facility.

An annual photo contest is being re-imagined to honor the late Louisville photographer Tyler Gerth.

Bullitt County Public Library recently opened a new 45,000-square-foot central branch in Shepherdsville, and the updated facility features an expanded “Library of Things.”

The life and legacy of heavyweight boxing champ and Louisville native Muhammad Ali will take centerstage in a new musical.

A staple of western Kentucky arts is moving ahead eight months after deadly tornadoes ripped through the area.

The Mountain Eagle in Whitesburg, Ky., has covered Letcher County and the surrounding area for more than a century. When historic flooding hit about two weeks ago, the paper’s small staff and roster of contributors did what they’ve always done: tell the stories of the region and the people who live there.

Eastern Kentucky is known for its rich arts and culture. But recent flooding has damaged important local archives, devastated arts businesses and left some artists worried about their livelihoods.

“I’ve waited 874 days for today,” Taylor’s mother Tamika Palmer said, speaking to press and supporters gathered at Jefferson Square Park after the announcement Thursday morning.