Veda Morgan

Louisville

Senior Director at The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY)

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The Courier Journal mobile newsroom is headed to Parkland. Stop by and see us.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Veda Morgan

Our best stories come from you. When you reach out with ideas and concerns and interesting people we should write about, then our work becomes a reflection of this community — and it can help make where we live a better place. That's why we created the Courier Journal mobile newsroom four years ago. We wanted to be more accessible to people in the Louisville area. We wanted to meet with you in your neighborhoods and hear what you think we ought to be writing about.
Has Breonna Taylor's death changed Louisville? Tell us what you think.

Feb 10, 2025 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

It was nearly five years ago when officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department served a search warrant at Breonna Taylor's home that ended in her tragic death. The shooting sparked protests that gained international attention as the racial justice movement spilled out into the streets of Louisville and across the nation. Many young activists led and participated in marches demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. Imani Smith was one of them.
Has Breonna Taylor's death changed Louisville? Tell us what you think.

Feb 10, 2025 | news.yahoo.com | Veda Morgan

Has Breonna Taylor's death changed Louisville? Tell us what you think. Protesters gathered at Jefferson Square Park on Saturday, March 13, 2021, the one-year anniversary of the killing of Breonna Taylor. It was nearly five years ago when officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department served a search warrant at Breonna Taylor's home that ended in her tragic death.
Kentucky women get personal about 2024 election issues that matter most to them

Nov 2, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

It all comes down to choices. Patty Martin wants her daughters and granddaughter to have the same health care choices that she had. Asa Coleman wants parents to have choices about where they send their children to school, and Mary Gatton wants the choice to be compassion when it comes to how we treat immigrants.
Watch live: JCPS school board candidates for southwest Louisville district speak at forum

Oct 9, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

School board candidates for District 4, which covers most of southwest Louisville, will answer your questions at a candidates forum Wednesday. The forum, held at 6 p.m. at the Southwest Regional Library, 9725 Dixie Highway, is hosted by the Courier Journal in partnership with the Louisville League of Women Voters, the Louisville Urban League and the Louisville Branch NAACP. The District 4 candidates are Trevin Bass and Barbara Lewis.
Watch live: JCPS school board candidates for west Louisville district speak at forum

Oct 8, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

School board candidates for District 1, which covers most of west Louisville and downtown, answer your questions at a candidates forum Tuesday. The forum held at 6 p.m. at the Louisville Urban League headquarters, 1535 W. Broadway, is hosted by the Courier Journal in partnership with the Louisville League of Women Voters, the Louisville Branch NAACP and the Urban League. The District 1 candidates are Gail Strange, who was appointed to the board last year after Diane Porter retired, and Mark Gatton.
Got questions about Amendment 2? Hear from both sides and get answers at upcoming forum

Oct 2, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

On Nov. 5, Kentucky voters will decide whether they want state lawmakers to change the constitution to allow public tax dollars to go to non-public schools. It's a crucial issue that has sparked controversy across Kentucky. To help people better understand both sides of the issue and make a more informed decision at the ballot box, the Courier Journal is holding a forum on Amendment 2 at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct.
Opinion: Readers say JD Vance won the vice presidential debate. Here's why

Oct 2, 2024 | usatoday.com | Veda Morgan

Readers across the country who participated in a USA TODAY Network and Courier Journal poll said Republican Sen. JD Vance won Tuesday's vice presidential debate. Vance, who is running with former President Donald Trump, faced off against Democratic Gov. Tim Walz, who is Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate. More than 100,000 people took the poll by Tuesday evening. In all, 56% said Vance won, compared to 44% who sided with Walz. Did the debate sway anyone's opinion?
Your voice helps your community. The Courier Journal wants to hear from you.

Aug 3, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

Some of the strongest opinion columns we've written at The Courier Journal wouldn't have happened without you. If you hadn't reached out to tell us about a problem you were facing or an injustice you witnessed or something you noticed that just didn't seem quite right, we wouldn't have known to call attention to it or push for change.
2024 high school graduates, tell us about your plans for the future

May 28, 2024 | courier-journal.com | Veda Morgan

Veda MorganLouisville Courier JournalWith school out for the summer, the Courier Journal Student of the Week will take a break too. But that doesn't mean we will stop recognizing outstanding young people. For the next two months, we want to highlight graduating seniors who are about to embark on their next stage in life. We invite 2024 high school graduates to share their plans for the future. Perhaps you have been accepted into your dream college or you're jumping right into a dream job.