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Are there fewer people homeless in Louisville, or are they just hiding?
A WDRB+WAVE investigation examines the impact of Kentucky’s street camping ban on Louisville’s homeless population.
The Christmas season is approaching, and opportunities to support The Salvation Army in Western Kentucky are already underway. Officials say one of the organization’s greatest ...
Donations help make it possible for The Salvation Army to be there for local neighbors when they need a helping hand, not ...
After breast cancer complications, Essex native Lisa Crites invented The SHOWER SHIRT and wrote a memoir supporting cancer ...
Anthropic expanded its support for the nonprofit sector Monday, even as the artificial intelligence company filed to sell ...
“Disgust is the mechanism with which we can detect things which carry disease,” says Cole, a researcher at the University of ...
As it turns out, those surgeons — Dr. Samer Elbabaa and Dr. Cole Greves at Orlando Health, one of the nation's leading ...
Marlo Matheny, who operates Ohana Run equine center near Ashland, is charged with one count of animal cruelty and is facing a ...
Most people are living paycheck to paycheck, observes Tamara Watts-Hunter, the new executive director for Aaron McNeil House, ...
Owensboro secures $5.8 million to renovate the historic Turley Building into The Landing Entrepreneurship Center, with construction starting in 2027.
November Events Across Kentucky Highlight Support, Education, Advocacy and Celebration for the 1 in 26 People Who Will ...
Old Friends announces the election of Robert Fulmer as its chairman and Kerry Cauthen as vice chair of its board of directors.
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