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Covers:  urban sustainability, louisville, urban development, social justice, education, kentucky, women's issues, cultural trends
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April Corbin’s Biography

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April Corbin is a Louisville, Ky.-based journalist. Currently, she is a staff writer at the city's only alternative newsweekly, the LEO Weekly. She covers urban development, social justice, sustainability and related issues. Previously, she was an online producer at The (Louisville) Courier-Journal, a content editor at the Sullivan University System, and web content editor for Las Vegas Weekly.

April Corbin’s Journalist Portfolio

Thinking inside the (bike) box

Thinking inside the (bike) box

Mayor Greg Fischer suggests there are three types of people in the city: those who will ride their bicycles o…

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Growth spurts and snags

Growth spurts and snags

Growth spurts and snags Despite delays, the People's Garden in Shawnee continues to grow James Hinton is on t…

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Proposed noise ordinance changes draw rumbling

Proposed noise ordinance changes draw rumbling

For owners of homes and businesses inside an entertainment district, dealing with a certain amount of noise f…

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With Don't Ask, Don't Tell's repeal, gay soldiers come out of the shadows

With Don't Ask, Don't Tell's repeal, gay soldiers come out of the shadows

Dave Jenkins received the news after the end of a double shift. It was already one of the worst nights of his…

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Citizen of Nowhere: The story of one undocumented immigrant

Citizen of Nowhere: The story of one undocumented immigrant

When Jessica* was selected as Student of the Year in eighth grade, she should have celebrated this goldest of…

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NV Senate Republicans won’t sue over controversial 11th hour resolutions passed by Democrats Original

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By April Corbin Girnus, April Corbin Verified
| Nevada Current
Senate Minority Leader Robin Titus on Monday said the Republican caucus will not file a lawsuit challenging the legality of two resolutions passed by Democrats last month during the waning moments of the 2025 Legislative Session.
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Proposed charter schools include Hebrew-language immersion, athletic development programs

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By April Corbin Girnus, April Corbin Verified
| Nevada Current
Nevada could see up to 12 new charter schools open in Fall 2026, including a Hebrew-language school in Henderson and a sports-focused school in North Las Vegas with plans to partner with the Vegas Golden Knights and Las Vegas Raiders. This year’s application cycle is the first in which the cities of Henderson and North Las Vegas are considering approving and overseeing charter schools. Previously, cities and counties were not permitted to be charter school authorizers.
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Nevada Democratic delegation split in reaction to Trump action in Iran Original

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By April Corbin Girnus, April Corbin Verified
| Nevada Current
The Democrats within Nevada’s congressional delegation are divided in their reactions to the U.S. bombing of Iran, with more progressive members condemning President Donald Trump’s unilateral actions and moderates signaling some level of support. U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, a Democrat and the longest-serving member of the delegation, on Tuesday voted to advance articles of impeachment against Trump introduced by U.S. Rep. Al Green, a Democrat from Texas, for abuses of power.
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