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Upcoming H1N1 clinics in Kentucky and southern Indiana
Louisville, Ky. The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness will hold its first community clinics to immunize those at high-risk from H1N1 flu.
New biography pictures Brandeis as teacher
'Knowledge is essential to understanding and understanding should precede judging." This Brandeis quote is featured on the Harold Berg mosaic in the University of Louisville Louis D.Brandeis School of Law entry area only a few feet from the final resting place of the Louisville native for whom the law school is named.
Kentucky gets $2.85M for first responders
The U.S. Senate on Thursday approved $2.5 million in funds for protecting first responders and equipping law officers in Kentucky as part of the Fiscal Year 2010 Commerce, Justice and Science Appropriations Bill.
U of L psychiatrist sheds light on Fort Hood massacre
The University of Louisville's Psychiatric Department shed some light on the Fort Hood, Texas massacre.
Inspire Completes Patient Enrollment In Three Late-Stage Clinical...
Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. announced today patient enrollment is complete in three of its late-stage clinical trials.
Governor Beshear, Mayor Abramson make appointments to Bi-State Bridge Authority
Gov. Steve Beshear and Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson today appointed the seven Kentucky members of a bi-state authority that will help develop a financing plan to ensure construction of two bridges between Louisville and Indiana and the reconstruction of the Kennedy Interchange in downtown Louisville.
Metro Health Announces Swine Flu Clinics
The Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness will hold its first community clinics to immunize those at high-risk from H1N1 flu.
Program offers free dental screenings to schoolchildren
While other students waiting in line joked and teased each other, Seth Wheeler sat quietly, rubbing the palms of his hands on his pants.
McCain to visit University of Louisville
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Net Neutrality Proponents Warn FCC Of Loopholes In Regulations
Leading net neutrality proponents are warning that the Federal Communications Commission's proposed net neutrality rules could create significant loopholes for Internet service providers.
Students Make Quilt for Veterans
The students in Jeanette Pope's fourth and fifth grade classes at Greenwood Elementary School didn't think it was enough simply to write thank-you notes to the U.S. military veterans being honored Nov.
Prosecutors offer plea deal in Gail Coontz case
Prosecutors have offered a plea deal to a Louisville mother charged with murdering her two children, but will she take it? The Commonwealth's Attorney's office offered the deal to Gail Coontz Thursday.
Colleges focus on keeping kids in school
When Loren Mohead arrived from Dayton, Ohio, as a freshman at the University of Kentucky, she enthusiastically embraced life on a major college campus, signing up for 18 credits, including a difficult class like Roman art.
Kentucky's governor and Louisville's mayor have made appointments to a bi-state panel that will come up with a plan to pay for new bridges spanning the Ohio River into Indiana.
A new government study shows that Kentuckians are among the leaders in the nation for sleep deprivation.
"Holiday Tree" vs "Christmas Tree"
Photo Courtesy: Getty Images FRANKFORT, Ky. - Gov. Steve Beshear has angered some Christians with his yuletide terminology.
Louisville Metro Council seeks help from ethics expert
Robert I. "Ric" Cusick The curtain went up on Act 3 of the continuing saga of Louisville Metro Council ethics reform Wednesday, as councilman Kelly Downard , announced his intention to invite ethics expert Robert I. "Ric" Cusick to testify before the council's Government Accountability Committee, chaired by Downard.
Probation, parole officers told: Ignore Ky. court ruling on sex offenders' homes
ERLANGER - Kentucky probation and parole officers have been told to violate a state Supreme Court opinion that found it was unconstitutional to retroactively apply a law that restricts where sex offenders can live.
Gene-patching damaged lungs for transplanting
Call it a genetic patch job for worn lungs: Canadian researchers took donated lungs deemed too damaged to transplant and repaired them with outside-the-body gene therapy.
U.S. Sen. John McCain will visit the University of Louisville next month to give a speech and attend a ceremony honoring his Republican colleague Mitch McConnell.
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