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Former Sen. David Boren to discuss his warning to America in new book
After 16 years in the U.S. Senate, David Boren has a dire warning for the people of America -- demand change from your government or risk losing your position as a world superpower.
Middle Tennessee Medical Center is increasing physician staffing during the emergency department's peak hours, through the addition of five new emergency room physicians.
Afghan American Gives Back to His Family's Homeland
Joseph David Osman has packed a lot of accomplishments into his 25 years, and he credits much of it to his Afghan father's unyielding, hardworking influence.
Largest study of US children to begin in January
The largest study of U.S. children ever performed a ' aiming to track 100,000 from conception to age 21 a ' will start recruiting mothers-to-be in North Carolina and New York in January.
Prince George's County superintendent John Deasy is becoming deputy director of the Gates Foundation .
Lottery Tops Billion Dollar Mark In Scholarships
Ten years after the Kentucky Lottery proceeds began going to college grants and scholarships, they've reached the one billion dollar mark.
Univ. of Louisville: Felner investigation ongoing, announces $3 million grant
The University of Louisville is launching a new faculty grievance procdure on campus.
Corbin couple gives $3 million to U of L College of Business
University of Louisville alumni Terry Forcht and his wife, Marion Forcht, have given their alma mater a $3 million gift, the university announced Thursday.
Kmetz to run Kosair Children's Hospital
Thomas Kmetz, president of Norton Audubon Hospital, has been named the next president of Kosair Children's Hospital, Kentucky's only free-standing full-service children's hospital.
From peer pressure and bullying to the risk of teen pregnancy and suicide, adolescence can be a tricky and tumultuous time for youths and their parents.
Voter Registration Drive Takes Place At University
As election time gets closer, the movement to get more people involved is making its final rounds.
U.S. Labor Department awards $6.7 million in safety and health training grants
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration today awarded $6.7 million in Susan Harwood Training Grants to 36 recipients encompassing labor unions, community colleges and other ...
HP Hires Lynn Pendergrass as Senior Vice President of Imaging and Printing Group for Americas Region
She will have responsibility for maximizing the group's profit and revenue growth in the Americas region, extending its market leadership position, driving HP's company-wide consumer go-to-market activities and ...
Delay on decision for prep football finals site
Kentucky's top high school athletic officials heard Bowling Green's pitch to host the 2009 and 2010 state football championships Monday, and voted for further review.
Louisville: Louisville Rowing to Host Second Annual Red & Black Day on Oct. 4
The University of Louisville rowing program will host the second annual Red & Black Day on Saturday, Oct.
Prince George's School Superintendent calling it quits
Prince George's schools superintendent John Deasy, shown here taking questions during the board of education's search to fill that position in 2006, will reportedly be leaving the county in February to work for ...
Bowling Green: Falcons In 10th After Day One of Cardinal Classic
The Bowling Green State University men's golf team carded a 36-hole score of 591 on day one of the Cardinal Classic, hosted by the University of Louisville.
McCain's big lead over Obama narrows
Republican presidential candidate John McCain's double-digit lead in Kentucky over Democrat Barack Obama appears to be shrinking, according to the latest Courier-Journal Bluegrass Poll.
People, and their pets, walk for AIDS
More than 4,000 strong, they came to walk, to run and to pull their pets across the Clark Memorial Bridge, all to raise money in 16th annual Louisville AIDS Walk.
Jeffersonville family grateful for children's hospital
David Moore had to have heart surgery a week after he was born in May 2005. And that was just one of three to come.