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He was drafted into the army during the Korean War, so he didn’t get to finish high school.

UofL doctors were on the front line during the pandemic and with this new $6-million grant, they will be able to study why some Covid patients got more sick than others.

On Saturday, the Frazier Museum will be waiving its usual $14 admission and will instead be doing a “pay what you want” day where visitors can pay whatever they want for admission.

In Saturday’s first race, Kimberly Dream received a significant injury to her left front leg, according to Churchill Downs officials.

House Bill 176 puts Kentucky on par with 10 other states by implementing violence prevention measures that include collecting information and reporting cases of violence against healthcare workers.

Police say it’s believed Norman K. Wolfe may have gotten out through the window of the transport vehicle on his way to a court hearing on Thursday.

Officials said the injury was deemed inoperable and Swanson Lake was humanely euthanized.

Seventeen young mothers achieved a major milestone this week.

Funeral arrangements and a Celebration of Life have been announced for Hall of Fame University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum.

Chloe’s Dream suffered a right knee fracture in Race Two at the top of the first turn and Freezing Point had a left front biaxal sesamoid fracture in Race Eight midway down the backstretch.

Continuar qualified for the Derby through the Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby point series where he received an invitation to compete in the Run for the Roses.

A police officer in Louisville is continuing his recovery after he was shot while responding to a mass shooting.

Officer Wilt is still listed in critical condition and the medical team is still working on getting him stable enough to get off the equipment.

The event will take place on Saturday, April 29 at 7 p.m., but doors open at 6:30 p.m.

The mural was designed by Shepard Fairey, who is best known for creating the “Hope” campaign poster for former President Barack Obama.

Supporting Heroes has been helping families for over 20 years.

Students affairs and University police are investigating.

Now that it is law, the ‘Safe at Home’ program will now hide victims’ addresses from public records to better protect them.

The bill hopes to make it easier for retired officers to re-enter the workforce and help local schools and police forces.

The gallery has doubled in size, now being 638 square-feet.

Limited to those who are 21 years-old and older, tickets are being sold at $25 per person and reservations are required.

There were almost 44,000 new jobs created in Kentucky last year along with the lowest annual unemployment rate ever.

KSP said the train derailed around 2:50 p.m. after trying to avoid a semi truck that was on the tracks.

The prayer breakfast was held at Kentucky State University in Frankfort as this year’s legislative session approaches its conclusion.

Governor Andy Beshear talked about the recent findings from the Department of Justice’s report into the Louisville Metro Police Department.

With damage as widespread as any natural disaster in Kentucky Electric Cooperative history, co-ops are making steady progress restoring power.

About 200 volunteers participated in “Build Day” to build the frames of the second and third houses which will go to families in Mayfield, Kentucky.

There are several Kentucky organizations working to help with Medicaid reimbursements for pediatric behavioral health services.

LPD said they received a call about a missing monkey on Tuesday.

A UPS flight departed from Worldport in Louisville Friday morning carrying 100 metric tons of humanitarian aid to Turkey.

From the chair at Big City Styles, Barber Julius Wilkerson Jr. is making people look and feel good from their heads down to their toes.

The Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels (HOKC) filed suit to continue to block the deceptive use of its trademarks and name by others, according to a release.

The Kentucky Oil and Gas Association hosted it’s first Hydrogen Summit on Wednesday for the future of a cleaner energy source.

Pam Stevenson made history on Thursday as she formally launched her candidacy for the position of Attorney General of Kentucky.

Friday the 13th proved lucky for the newest millionaire in Kentucky.