The Kentucky Department of Corrections said last month that 67 state inmates are taking hormones to treat gender dysphoria. A Republican priority bill seeks to deny such medication.
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For some, the weight loss drug Ozempic is life-changing. But for other users, it’s a nightmare.
The 2 sides of Ozempic — weight loss success stories and health nightmares in Kentucky Read More »
Scott Drollinger, 38, was traveling west on Northwestern Parkway when he lost control and ran off the road.
Ohio man charged with murder after fatal DUI crash in Louisville Read More »
A winter storm is expected to hit the Louisville area beginning Monday evening.
‘Slick and hazardous’ | Winter Storm Watch issued for Kentucky, southern Indiana Read More »
A teenage boy was killed and another person was taken to the hospital after a double shooting at California Park Saturday night.
By Jai’Michael Anderson President Kim Schatzel delivered her State of the University address to campus on Thursday, Feb. 6 in Strickler Hall. Around 60 attendees gathered for the live-streamed event, most of the crowd being university staff and faculty. Schatzel provided several updates, celebrating U of L’s recent growth and success in various areas. Student
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Last year, there were 30 woman-owned businesses at the event, that number grew to 95 this year.
Women-owned businesses featured at ‘Galentine’s Day’ event at Mellwood Art Center Read More »
By Riley Hemmer The Louisville women’s lacrosse team may lack collegiate experience, but they do not lack grit, composure or confidence. This was evident in their season opener against the No. 15 Denver Pioneers. Coming into the game, little was expected of the Cardinals. The program had just graduated key players such as Nicole Perroni
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Project Friendship partnered with homeless shelters, food outlets and community activists.
Project Friendship hosts Super Bowl watch party for Louisville’s homeless community Read More »
More than 800 children and their families attended an orKidStra Dance Party at Paristown Pointe Hall.
Families enjoy Louisville Orchestra at dance bash in Paristown Read More »
Clark County Emergency Management Agency is launching its new “Hear the storm, stay informed” program.
Clark County EMA in southern Indiana offering free weather radios in March Read More »
By Derek DeBurger Louisville avoids another fourth quarter collapse as they hold on to beat the Stanford Cardinal Singular or plural? The Cards got off to a nice start, hitting two of their first five shots and throwing relentless pressure at Stanford defensively. After the nice start and a solid lead of 9-4, Louisville then
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A property tax reform debate kicks into high gear. Senate lawmakers advance a bill to cut in half the number of early, in-person voting days. And a Senate committee debates an education measure to promote “fostering a national identity.”
It’s an unusual winter for respiratory illnesses. The flu is peaking twice: once in early January and again in February. Meanwhile, it’s the mildest COVID winter since the pandemic began.
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Boy, do I know how to pick balmy midwinter holiday destinations. Not exactly, but what we’ll be lacking in sun-drenched beaches, there’ll be compensation in fascination. At first, it seems almost simple: North Macedonia is a mountainous landlocked country in the Balkan region of Southeast Europe, bordering on Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Kosovo and Serbia. These are […]
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