Kristin Goodwillie
WHAS11 News
Louisville, KY, United States
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After almost dying from COVID, pregnant mom wakes up weeks later to meet new daughter
It has been a five-month recovery, now an Elizabethtown mother is home with her baby after an emergency C-section and one month on ECMO. → Read More
Man charged with gruesome death of Clarksville woman will stand trial, prosecutor says
Brian Williams, accused of killing 67-year-old Melody Gambetty, underwent a psychological examination to determine if he had any intellectual disabilities. → Read More
Breaking the Cycle | Counselors see an increase in need for mental health resources as teen violence grows
As we've been reporting, this is an unprecedented year for youth violence in Louisville. JCPS teens say they're being affected by the death of their peers. → Read More
How Louisville health officials are able to detect new variants of COVID-19
Kentucky is only able to sequence 3-5% of weekly cases, but Louisville public health officials have the technology to detect variants much quicker. → Read More
VERIFY: No. There is not a test that specifically determines the different variants
With all these variants circulating, will your test reveal if you have the Omicron or any variant? → Read More
Kentucky, Indiana ranked in bottom 20 of fully vaccinated states
Our FOCUS team has been tracking all things coronavirus since the start. We're looking at vaccine rates as the Omicron variant reaches the US. → Read More
'Connect Louisville to Louisville': Here's how Waterfront Park development started, here's where it's going
The monies would be used over two years to support the expansion between 10th and 14th Street in downtown Louisville. → Read More
'I feel prisoner to my own body' | The fight to understand long-lasting COVID-19 symptoms
People still feeling the effects of COVID-19 are known as long-haulers and their symptoms can last weeks, months and sometimes over a year after getting the virus. → Read More
Community members overlook passing procession in honor of fallen deputy Brandon Shirley
People lined the bridges overlooking I-64 West as the procession moved to Cave Hill Cemetery. → Read More
COVID-19 testing sites begin to close as demand decreases
Kentucky has seen a 40% decline in testing since November 2020. → Read More
New developments headed to Nulu neighborhood
The property on East Market Street is called Joe Ley Hotel, according to Campisano Capital's website and will be part of the Urban Cowboy Hotel chain. → Read More
Louisville woman finally home after losing legs in COVID-19 battle
A 40-year-old woman is out of the hospital today after being admitted last year for Covid like symptoms. → Read More
Signs that your child is experiencing back-to-school anxiety
As students are going back to school for the first time in a year, many may be showing signs of anxiety or fear. How to notice the signs. → Read More
'Emotional roller coaster': UofL doctors and staff reflect on one year since opening COVID units
It's been one year today since Covid units were opened at UofL Health- Jewish Hospital. Staff recount this past year as they provided non-stop care in a crisis. → Read More
Louisville cab driver shot in 2020 finally released from hospital
Khatri Abdhalli was critically injured in a shooting in June 2020. Now he's using his voice to speak out against rising violence in Louisville. → Read More
Ethan says goodbye to KHS, hello to new family in special celebration
The emaciated dog that was scooped up and rushed into the Kentucky Humane Society in late January is excitedly walking out, with new family in tow. → Read More
JCPS releases updated meal plans for in-person and curbside pickup
With some students coming into the classroom and others sticking with NTI, making sure everyone gets meals during school time will look different. → Read More
Ethan's journey sheds light on animal cruelty in Kentucky
According to the Animal Legal Defense Fund, Kentucky ranks in the bottom tier for animal welfare. → Read More
'You're supporting another life': CDC data shows promising news for pregnant women to get COVID vaccine
Moderna and Pfizer didn't include pregnant women in their trials and that's why there has been little information published on the topic. → Read More
What's being done to fix potholes in Louisville
Louisville Metro Public Works crews respond to between 60 and 80 calls a day, but it's hard to say exactly how many have been filled. → Read More