A new digital art project pays respect to Breonna Taylor. The artists designed it to function as a space for Taylor’s loved ones and community members to find solace. WFPL arts & culture reporter Stephanie Wolf takes us into the augmented reality artwork, “Breonna’s Garden.”

Listen to a conversation between WFPL and KyCIR reporters about police reform, what's gone wrong in Louisville and what's possible.

Tis’ the season for “The Nutcracker.” And this Louisville dance company is performing a different take on the holiday staple. WFPL arts and culture reporter Stephanie Wolf goes behind the scenes of the new dance work, “The Graham Cracker.”

Charles Booker says state needs a ‘Kentucky New Deal’

Jefferson County Public Schools has hired Johnson Traditional Middle School Principal April Brooks as the district’s new athletic director. Brooks has been a high school and college athlete, a teacher, and a track coach. When Brooks steps into her new role in January she will be the district’s first woman athletic director, and the first Black woman in the role. WFPL’s Jess Clark spoke with Brooks about her plans.

Workers at the jail in downtown Louisville are speaking out about what they see as a growing crisis. They say the jail is overcrowded, understaffed and its infrastructure — like computers, elevators and cell door locks — is in disrepair. Advocates who have been pushing for years to limit or eliminate the use of cash bail see themselves as uniquely positioned to help address the jail’s capacity issues.

Thanksgiving is supposed to be about gratitude, but the real star of the holiday is what’s on the menu. From cornbread dressing to pecan pie, WFPL got the scoop (and seconds!) on what these Louisville chefs love to eat on the holiday

A year after protests over the death of Breonna Taylor, friends and family of 21-year-old activist Hamza Travis Nagdy gathered Sunday in a celebration of life. WFPL’s Ryan Van Velzer asked protesters involved in the movement to reflect on this past year.

The Center for Interfaith Relations organizes the event, and this year’s is titled “Sacred Change: Essential Conversations on Faith and Race.” It’s a response to the police killing of Breonna Taylor and the protests following her death. WFPL's Stephanie Wolf spoke with theologian Lewis Brogdon.

Dancers sometimes refer to it as their first death -- that is, the end of their performing career. For long-time Louisville Ballet dancer Erica De La O, that moment comes Saturday when she takes the Brown Theatre stage as the lead role in "Swan Lake."