The more than $90 million Sherman Minton renewal project would add up to 30 years of life to the aging bridge. But construction could have a huge effect on traffic and nearby local economies. One option for the bridge would close it down and speed up the construction process, but some residents have argued against that option and say it would devastate the local economy.

We talk with officials and about the project, what they've heard from the community so far and what plans are ahead for the 57-year-old bridge. Our guests were:

Louisville officials closed another homeless camp last week, continuing a string of camp shutdowns as the city struggles to find solutions for its homeless population.

There were more people experiencing homelessness in Louisville last year according to a count by the nonprofit Coaltion for the Homeless. That count reported 6986 homeless people between October 2017 and September 2018 — a 4 percent increase from what they counted the year before. The city has worked to find solutions, commissioning a five-month study to find proposals and putting more than $500,000 towards low-barrier shelters and item storage.

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Though substantial evidence of nation-wide raids by Immigration and Customs enforcement (ICE) last weekend failed to materialize, the threat affected Louisville's immigrant population and may have discouraged some from getting basic services. We talk with advocates about President Trump's immigration policies and how the community has become accustomed to the threat, yet continually impacted by it. Our guests were: