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Downtown development has been the rallying cry for economic success for many of the nation's cities, including Louisville. Guests on State of Affairs talk about the arc of downtown development, what’s going on now, and how other areas of town view the city’s center. Listen to the conversation.

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What You Should Know about HPV
If you're sexually active, chances are greater than not that you have or have had the human papillomavirus, or HPV. Often it produces no symptoms, and those infected usually don't know they have it. Many times the body's immune system gets rid of the virus on its own, but certain strains can stick around and cause cervical and other cancers (that's what the HPV vaccine Gardasil® is intended to prevent). There's no test for HPV, and no treatment, though some of the symptoms themselves can be treated. (more)

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Climate and Development are Sapping Wetlands
Human alterations to the landscape have dried up more than half of U.S. wetlands. Now a new study predicts a warmer climate will also disrupt wetland ecosystems, and ducks will be on the losing end. At a popular stopping point for migratory waterfowl along the Ohio River in western Kentucky, one scientist is noticing changes in migration patterns. Read and hear the story from the Ohio River Radio Consortium.
Nothing But Net: The Week in College Basketball

Nothing But Net is WFPL’s newest weekly podcast, and it’s all about college basketball. Every week, Matt Anthony and Mark Bacon spotlight the region’s teams: The University of Louisville, The University of Kentucky, Western Kentucky University and Indiana University, and they analyze the regional squads. With thoughtful discussion and exciting guests, Nothing But Net captures the intensity and passion of our region’s love of college basketball, in a fresh new way. Check out the latest episode.
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