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Lisa Frye founded Art Sanctuary with four local artists more than two decades ago.(Giselle Rhoden / LPM)

Art Sanctuary founder Lisa Frye packed everything she could into the Portland warehouse her team got the keys six months ago.

On a recent, blazing afternoon, Frye weaved around chandeliers, burlesque costumes, velvet chairs, Halloween props and old signs scattered th...


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A shopper pushes a cart through a grocery store aisle in Cleveland, Texas.(Sandy Guatibonza / La Esquina TX via AP)

How is inflation showing up on supermarket shelves and at the gas pump? How are families coping? What are they splurging on? These were among some of the insights delivered this week about the economy.

For example, a government report on Wednesday


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As measles outbreaks become increasingly common across the country, Kentuckians may be looking at a measles outbreak in Christian County. Health officials warned Thursday of one confirmed case of measles, with more unconfirmed reports in the area.

The latest case is on top of Kentucky’s four reported cases of measles earlier in the year. The most recent case presented i...


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Anti-data center protesters held up signs urging Louisville Metro Council members to pass a moratorium on new developments for a year during a meeting on Aug. 13, 2026. Council members kept the pause at six months. (Roberto Roldan / LPM )

Louisville Metro Council members voted overwhelmingly Thursday night to approve a moratorium on new data center construction in Louisville.<...


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Miner advocates are pushing for protections to decrease the rate of black lung in workers.(Lachlan / Unsplash)

The United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) is demanding the immediate enforcement of federal silica dust protections in central Appalachian coal mines, in a statement released Thursday.


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