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02/18/2022 2:06pm
When Glenna Courtney of Sanders, Ky., in the northern part of the state went to see her family doctor for her annual physical in 2019, she was asked to get The post Early Detection Equals Saving Lives: St. Elizabeths Lung Cancer Screening Program Earns National Recognition appeared first on KET.
01/31/2022 7:33pm
In this interview from KETs Fighting to Breathe initiative, Dr. Wayne Tuckson interviews Ted Smith, Ph.D., director of the Center for Healthy Air, Water and Soil at the UofL Christina The post Fighting to Breathe: Dr. Ted Smith on How Environmental Pollution Contributes to Respiratory Disease appeared first on KET.
01/31/2022 7:29pm
In this interview from KETs Fighting to Breathe initiative, Renee Shaw interviews Ellen Hahn, Ph.D., RN, FAAN, professor in the College of Nursing and Public Health at the University of The post Fighting to Breathe: Dr. Ellen Hahn on Smokings Impact on Kentucky appeared first on KET.
01/27/2022 9:50am
In this interview from KETs Fighting to Breathe initiative, Dr. Wayne Tuckson speaks with Kyle Hoylman, CEO of Protect Environmental. Holyman discusses radon exposure and how it is the second The post Fighting to Breathe: Kyle Hoylman on Radons Lung Cancer Threat in Kentucky appeared first on KET.
01/27/2022 9:47am
In this interview from KETs Fighting to Breathe initiative, Renee Shaw speaks with three survivors of lung cancer: Lindi, Steve, and Cathy. They talk about their experiences being diagnosed, the The post Fighting to Breathe: Lung Cancer Survivors Share Their Stories appeared first on KET.
05/12/2022 3:09pm
By Joe Wilson On May 11, the U of L presidential search committee held a listening session to get community input on the universitys next president. Jim Rogers and Alice Houston, two members of the search committee, hosted the event in the Chao Auditorium. They asked attendees about the traits, characteristics and skills theyThe post U of L presidential search committee seeks input from community appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
05/11/2022 1:36pm
By Madelin Shelton -- At the conclusion of the Spring semester, Interim President Lori Stewart Gonzalez spoke with The Louisville Cardinal about her role so far and where she would like to see U of L go during her tenure. Gonzalez came to U of L in April 2021 as the new executive vice presidentThe post Interim President Lori Gonzalez optimistic about U of Ls future appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
05/09/2022 7:56pm
By Anthony Riley-- Charles Booker, who is running for Kentucky Senate in this years congressional election, held a rally for student debt relief at 6pm in the Red Barn on Monday. Booker, a democrat from Louisville, delivered a speech outlining the issues present in the student loan system and discussedThe post Charles Booker Holds Rally For Student Debt Relief appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
04/27/2022 9:30pm
By Anthony Riley-- Celebrating finals week and reading day, the Student Activities Board held Cardinal Family Fun Day on Tuesday in the BAB quad. Featuring inflatable bouncy houses, obstacle courses, bull riding, wipeout, and a carousel, students could also enjoy free corndogs, funnel cake fries, and cotton candy. Photos by Anthony Riley//The LouisvilleThe post Cardinal Family Fun Day Celebrates Finals Week appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
04/27/2022 1:09pm
By Joe Wilson -- Dorian Brown and Bryson Sebastian have won their races for president and academic vice president in the Student Government Association SGA run-off elections. According to unofficial results obtained by The Louisville Cardinal, the race for student body president ended with Brown in first with 1,166 votes to Sydney Finleys 716, creatingThe post Brown and Sebastian win SGA run-off elections appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
05/17/2022 4:29am
Louisville voters will picknominees to replace their outgoing mayor and congressman while some GOP legislative incumbents face liberty challengers.
05/17/2022 4:38am
Polls for primary races in Louisville open Tuesday at 6 a.m., with several key races to be determined ahead of Election Day 2022 in November.
05/17/2022 4:15am
Only Louisville and Indianapolis are among the top 50 largest U.S. cities to have only elected white men as mayors.
05/11/2022 7:52am
All-odd numbered Louisville Metro Council districts are on the ballot in the 2022 election. The primary is Tuesday, May 17.
05/13/2022 7:20am
Election Day can be a celebration or a nightmare, depending on your political preference. And what better way to honor the occasion than with a drink.
05/17/2022 12:38am
Indiana State Police are investigating a deadly shooting on SR 135.
05/16/2022 11:03pm
On the eve of the Primary Election, WHAS 11 focused on last-minute canvassing in the hotly contested 3rd District Congressional race.
05/16/2022 10:45pm
According to court documents obtained by WHAS11 News, the woman claims Rondo pulled a gun and threatened her life in an incident in Louisville last week.
05/16/2022 10:36pm
Kamaria Johnson, 16, walked away from her Radcliff home last May. Her family has been working frantically to find her, but their leads have gone cold. Where is she
05/16/2022 10:35pm
I had somehow became a part of their transformation, Surekha Kulkarni said. From diffident to confident, and dependent to independent.
05/17/2022 5:00am
Sheriff Don Barnes called Dr. John Chengs heroism a meeting of good versus evil that probably saved the lives of upwards of dozens of people.
05/17/2022 4:14am
I wouldnt have had it any other way.
05/17/2022 2:38am
Its a Zebra was the catchphrase at the Louisville Zoo on May 17, 1984, when a quarter horse, Kelley, gave birth to Zebra E.Q. through an embryo transfer.
05/17/2022 2:30am
New data shows your seasonal misery may end up lasting longer. Heres why.
05/16/2022 11:37pm
Indiana State Police are investigating a shooting in Harrison County.
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