Lisa Gillespie, 89.3 WFPL News

Lisa Gillespie

89.3 WFPL News

Louisville, KY, United States

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Past articles by Lisa:

State Rep. Charles Booker Enters Senate Race Against McConnell

Booker talked about policy issues like environmental justice, Medicare For All, the Green New Deal and gun violence. → Read More

New Ky. AG Joins Abortion Opponents In Pivotal Supreme Court Case

Daniel Cameron joined 20 other states in supporting a law requiring doctors who provide abortions to have hospital admitting privileges. → Read More

Baptist Health Louisville Holds Nursing Expo Amid Nationwide Shortage

Over the next six years, state officials predict there will be more than 30,000 openings for nurses in Kentucky. → Read More

Louisville Metro Gives Out Free Radon Testing Kits

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S., behind smoking. → Read More

Facing Utility Disconnection? Here's How To Apply For Assistance

Starting on Jan. 6, the application period will be open for residents to apply for financial help to keep their lights and heat on. → Read More

Study: Laws Limiting Opioid Prescriptions Have Mixed Results

The study looked at two states that implemented opioid prescribing deadlines – Massachusetts and Connecticut. → Read More

Study Finds Gyms Are Taking The Place Of Tanning Salons

A new study of 1,927 gyms across 33 states, including Kentucky, found 78 percent of them had at least one tanning bed. → Read More

Beshear Officially Abandons Bevin's Changes To Kentucky Medicaid

Governor Andy Beshear will not move forward with former Governor Matt Bevin’s controversial changes to Kentucky’s Medicaid program. → Read More

Flu Cases Uptick In Kentucky, With Four Deaths

State officials say the four people who have died from the flu all had other health conditions and hadn’t received the flu shot. → Read More

Have Medicaid And Confused? Here's What to Know

About 435,130 Kentuckians currently have Medicaid through Passport and Anthem, both of which recently lost out on contract renewals. → Read More

Anthem Kentucky Formally Challenges Removal From Medicaid Program

Anthem Kentucky has submitted its appeal to the state protesting its exclusion from the Medicaid contracts issued two weeks ago. → Read More

Beshear Touches On Health Insurance, Drug Prices In Inaugural Address

In his inaugural address, Gov. Andy Beshear addressed two of the core issues he campaigned on: health care insurance and the cost of drugs. → Read More

Lawmakers Vote Against Kentucky Medicaid Contracts

Bevin’s administration awarded contracts to five companies to administer Medicaid benefits, excluding Anthem of Kentucky and Passport Health. → Read More

Book On Early Christianity Inclusiveness Wins Grawemeyer Award

Religious scholar Stephen Patterson's book examines how early Christianity was a force of solidarity rather than division. → Read More

Immigrants Sue Ky. Over Block To Open Home Health Care For Refugees

Two businessmen who immigrated to the U.S. from Nepal are suing Kentucky, challenging a law that some say allows monopolies to form. → Read More

With Bevin Leaving Office, What's Next For Passport?

Bevin's administration decided to drop Passport Health as a Medicaid provider, but the company will appeal to the new Beshear administration. → Read More

Reflections On An Interfaith Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving isn’t necessarily about religion. But religion provides a landing spot for so many Americans to rest their beliefs. → Read More

Curious Louisville: Do White Outer Lines Make Roads Safer?

Why do some roads have them and some don't? Who decides? → Read More

Jewish Hospital To Pay $10 Million In Federal Settlement Alleging Fraud

The initial federal lawsuit alleges Jewish Hospital illegally profited from prescriptions filled in the hospital’s in-house pharmacy. → Read More

Obesity In Some Kentucky Toddlers On Decline

Obesity rates have lowered slightly among Kentucky toddlers whose moms get food assistance from a federal program. → Read More