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Learn about the risk factors for youth suicide, promising programs at the school level such as Sources of Strength, and things every person can do to help prevent suicides.The post Suicide Prevention/Teaching Hope appeared first on KET.

Discover what the terms trauma and toxic stress mean, how they impact children, and what schools and communities can do to mitigate the impact of these negative forces.The post Trauma and Toxic Stress appeared first on KET.

Walter, Marian and Laura are forced into hiding. Sir Percival is now a ghost of his former self, haunted by the possibility of his secret being revealed. Marian and Walter know they must discover it if they are to prove Sir Percivals role in the conspiracy involving Anne and Laura. The post Episode 5 appeared first on KET.

By Maggie Vancampen Executive Vice President for Health Affairs and former interim president Greg Postel will be paid the full amount in his contract even though his duties were assigned to other administrators Nov. 13. Postels total salary is $950,000 for the school year, the same amount he received as interim president. His contract The post Postel leaves position, keeps salary appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.

By Joseph Garcia This article is in companion with a review for The Taming of the Shrew found here. When the curtain fell for the Taming of the Shrew, there were mixed opinions and some confusion to its ending. At the beginning, I thought it was going to be a show about empowering women The post The Taming of the Shrew cast and crew talkback appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.

By Joseph Garcia The lights fall in the Playhouse between 2nd and 3rd Street, leaving only the stage and the giant Make Padua Great Again sign remaining lit. The U of L Department of Theatre, the Womens Center and the Women and Gender Studies program performed and sponsored The Taming of the Shrew. Since The post Theatre takes the Taming of the Shrew to Pennsylvania appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.

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Federal authorities have approved for the second time a controversial plan by Gov. Matt Bevin to overhaul Kentuckys Medicaid plan.

Its dead even: Jeff Brohm has plenty of reasons to stay and to go.

Matthew Smith told police he brought what he needed to get the job done and was waiting for a woman who wasnt answering his calls or texts.

Itll cost $11.5 million to build a new elementary school in downtown Jeffersonville, and construction could start as soon as next month.

The first phase of demolition to the government-assisted complex is over, but those who are still there say living conditions are getting worse, and they feel forgotten.

The eventstarts at 4p.m. Friday at Jefferson Square Park, the parade gets underway at 6:30 p.m., and then Santa Claus himself makes an appearance at 8 p.m.

High pressure will take control of our weather into the mid-week making for a nice holiday across Kentuckiana.

A young woman opening up tonight about being abused as a child by her adopted father, who is also a retired officer with Louisville Metro Police.

Officials did not disclose what led up to the incident but said a 16-year-old victim was taken to Norton Childrens Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.

Authorities are using a rapid DNA test that produces results in just two hours to help identify the scores of people killed in the Northern California wildfire.

A U.S. senator said she apologizes for saying she would attend a public hanging if a supporter invited her.

After becoming paralyzed in a car accident, she tried to make a fresh start with home renovations, but a contractor took her money without finishing the job.