In a statement by Teamsters General President Sean O’Brien, the union threatened a strike in Louisville at UPS in response to recent layoffs by the company of 35 employees.
Cardiologists at Norton Heart and Vascular Institute say from Thanksgiving to the new year, there’s about a 5% uptick in heart attacks and heart-related ER visits.
Through a partnership with New Balance and the Harlow Foundation, the event gave shoes to kids and adults from Maryhurst, Sowing Seeds with Faith, St. John’s Center, UpLouisville, and Metro United Way.
“Hand it to a Hero” has been hosted in Bowling Green for the past 23 years, but some of the heroes have been loyal to the charitable organization for much longer.
With inflation and the current cost of living taking its toll on many Americans, several non-profits are also working to make ends meet during the season of giving.
Sam Yoder, Owner of the Jolly Barnyard, says the process of raising a turkey for production takes about 14 weeks, beginning when the farm receives the turkeys at just a few days old.
AAA anticipates that more than 700,000 Kentuckians will travel this holiday weekend, and they predict nearly all of those people will be driving to reach their destinations.
A Lexington author and filmmaker of American history remembers the assassination of John F. Kennedy, and he tells us there are still some details of the event that still remain unsolved to this day.
On April 10, 2023, a man employed by the bank walked into a boardroom meeting and opened fire with an assault rifle, claiming the lives of five people and injuring several others.
Owensboro Police say a routing issue led Glenmore Distillery to believe $70,000 worth of bourbon was stolen. 14 News spoke to an expert on bourbon and bourbon heists about the situation.
Kentucky is currently grappling with a foster care crisis, marked by a shortage of families willing or able to temporarily take in children within the foster care system. The loss of many qualified foster families during the COVID-19 pandemic has further exacerbated the problem, leaving a significant void in available foster homes.
The House has passed new speaker Mike Johnson’s continuing resolution, potentially averting a government shutdown until early next year if passed by the Senate.
When Louisville first responders got the call that an eleven story building had collapsed onto two people in Eastern Kentucky, they immediately responded.
Beyond helping with grant funding and other resources, the Kentucky Educational Development Corporation likes to help kids in a different “kind” of way.
Governor Andy Beshear presented the award to Officer Nick Wilt, whose family accepted it in his stead while he is still recovering from being shot in the head while responding to the Old National Bank mass shooting on April 10.
Demand for electric vehicles is not what Ford expected it to be and the giant automaker is scaling back plans at the massive battery facility in Hardin County.
