Kristin Pierce, WHAS11 News

Kristin Pierce

WHAS11 News

Louisville, KY, United States

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Past articles by Kristin:

Louisville communities step up to help western Kentucky tornado victims

As crews search through the rubble left behind in western Kentucky, people in Louisville are stepping up to help. → Read More

'Adopt A Family' program helps thousands of homeless students in need

Due to the pandemic, JCPS can't help as many students with their Adopt a Family program. They're asking for your help to bring relief to families in need. → Read More

'We don’t want to just receive'

Ahead of the holidays, a group of Waggener High students donated food items to St. Mattews Area Ministries. → Read More

Kentucky organization connects veterans with needed resources

When Harrell, an Army veteran, realized there was a need for resources in Kentucky, he created an organization dedicated to veterans. → Read More

Your vote could help Down Syndrome of Louisville win $100,000

A Louisville organization is competing to win a $100,000 grant through the NASCAR Foundation’s Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award. → Read More

Domestic violence survivor turns her story into advocacy

When Alison needed help processing her abusive relationship, she turned to The Center for Women and Families. Now, she's an advocate for them. → Read More

How you can support domestic violence survivors during Give Week

How you can donate or fundraise for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through the Louisville organization's Give Week. → Read More

More than 20 colleges expected to attend application fair

The Black Student Union at JCPS is hosting a free college application fair on Saturday, Oct. 16. → Read More

'I'm so glad I can do it.' | Retired foster dad donates suitcases to foster children

The 77-year-old was a foster parent for 20 years and saw a lot of children show up to his home with their personal belongings in garbage bags. → Read More

Poet shares messages of encouragement through street art

Boots says her poetry is intended to help others feel and process their pain. In a time filled with heartbreak and anxiety, she wants to share hope. → Read More

Jeffersontown food pantry feeding families through pandemic

The organization has a food pantry stocked with food, toiletries and other items to make sure Louisville and Kentucky residents stay fed and safe. → Read More

Help clean up downtown Louisville, get rewarded with free beer

Brightside is hosting community cleanup events in downtown Louisville and volunteers are rewarded with free beer. → Read More

Zoneton Fire to honor fallen fire chief at annual fishing tournament

This is the 15th year of the Bass Tournament, which benefits the WHAS Crusade for Children. The department plans to honor Chief Rob Orkies this year. → Read More

Local non-profit looks to engage youth with STEM program

Children in the program learn how to create their own app and in turn build their confidence through their work. → Read More

New school community center to help meet basic needs for Louisville students

The Student Achievement Community Center at Newburg Middle School is filled with school supplies, clothes and food for students in need. → Read More

Louisville restaurant, community organizations host back-to-school supply drive

Louisville organizations have put together a school supply drive to collect backpacks and other items for students in the area. → Read More

Misters for MS raises money, awareness for Multiple Sclerosis research

The event is returning to the Marriott hotel in Downtown Louisville on July 17, 2021. Money raised at the event will raise awareness for MS. → Read More

College student collects, donates more than 300 pairs of shoes to Louisville organizations

Ballard High School alum Trevon Davidson donated more than 300 shoes to community organizations in Louisville, Kentucky. → Read More

Louisville organization brings fresh produce to families in food-insecure areas

A Kentucky nonprofit is taking healthy produce from local farmers and passing it onto families in food-insecure areas. → Read More

Community clean-up at Hal Warheim Park set for Saturday

The Louisville community is invited to help beautify the Hal Warheim Park in the Belknap neighborhood on Saturday. → Read More