Like so many interactions between young Black men and police, this one started over a basketball hoop. It ended with four arrests, including Rosie Henderson — a protest organizer known for her kind demeanor, calming presence and for caretaking the Breonna Taylor memorial.

A new play, written in response to the deaths of Black people at the hands of law enforcement and the protests that followed, debuts in West Louisville Sunday.

Extended interview with William Hamilton, III, Rick Dulin and William Hamilton. by 89.3 WFPL News Louisville

Ron Robinson and Tony Berry discuss playing George Floyd and Breonna Taylor on stage.

Director rAmu Aki discusses "To Manifest the Ancestral Dream."

Majozo discusses her new play "To Manifest the Ancestral Dream."

This summer a concrete company in Butchertown applied for a permit to expand their facilities, but withdrew its application after the community began to push back. Neighbors cited decades of complaints and nuisance violations for the fugitive dust that blows into the neighborhood.

Black Scene Millennium is a revival of a West End magazine from the 70s, and will highlight how many of the issues the original Black Scene covered decades ago still exist today.

Louisvillians are processing a lot right now as a result of a confluence of major events, including the global pandemic and being a national focal point of social activism in the wake of Breonna Taylor’s death. The totality of it all is taking a toll on residents’ mental well-being, in particular Black Louisvilians.

Grand Jury Recordings Raise Additional Questions About No-Knock Warrant Execution by 89.3 WFPL News Louisville