This group from Russell that we interviewed, these are folks who’ve lived in the neighborhood for a couple of years, for 10 years, 50 years, 80 years. Whose first job was at the McDonald’s at 28th and Broadway or at the old Winn-Dixie at 12th and Broadway. Who grew up in Beecher Terrace, spent lots of time in their great-aunt’s beauty shop and answering service, graduated from Central High School, own businesses, run nonprofits.

Councilman Jecorey Arthur, who served Louisville Metro Council District 4 from 2021 to 2024, is calling on more Louisvillians to take action in their communities. “The United States Constitution starts with, ‘We the people.’ That means all of us have a role to play in fighting for a better future. I ran for Metro Council, but you don't have to be an elected official to make change. Our history shows us that government action starts with community action.”

SZA’s new album, Lana, the expanded edition of SOS, has finally arrived. To nobody’s surprise, the eternal perfectionist was still tweaking the record when fans expected it to drop at midnight on Friday (December 20). Now, it is here in all its 38-song glory. The deluxe LP features 15 additional songs—including one titled “30 for 30,” featuring SZA’s friend and future tour mate Kendrick Lamar. The new album’s cover features a photo of SZA taken by Cassidy Meyers. Listen to SOS Deluxe: Lana in full below.