Marvis Herring
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Simmons College encourages more investment during annual luncheon
Louisville's only Historically Black College is pushing for more community investment as it aims to uplift Louisville. → Read More
Louisville art exhibit aims to increase number of Black organ donors
The agency said that the chances of transplant success increases when patients are matched with someone from the same race or ethnicity. → Read More
New efforts to boost radon testing in Kentucky
The American Lung Association of Kentucky is pushing for more awareness, saying the dangerous gas could be inside people's homes without them knowing. → Read More
'Come From Away' cast member speaks with WLKY after opening night in Louisville
The show opened at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts this week → Read More
Custom bourbon experience coming to Louisville Slugger Museum
Hillerich & Bradsby Co., the company that makes Louisville Slugger wooden bats and owns Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, is jumping into the bourbon industry. → Read More
Kentucky Opera returns after two-year COVID-19 delay
Kentucky Opera teamed up with Louisville Ballet and Bourbon Baroque Orchestra to create a reimagined production of the centuries-old opera 'Orfeo' → Read More
Dropbox in Kentucky helps properly dispose of American flags
Joshua Griffin, a local Boy Scout, created a flag retirement dropbox to collect and then properly dispose of American flags. → Read More
New Louisville exhibit shows new side of desegregation in schools
A new exhibition at Roots 101 African American Museum is sharing a new perspective of Louisville’s Black history. → Read More
Alzheimer's affecting Black population at disproportionate rate
Research continues to show that Alzheimer’s disease is affecting African Americans at a much higher rate than white Americans. → Read More
Newborn puppies rescued in Louisville
Two newborn puppies are receiving critical care treatment after their mother and siblings froze to death over the weekend → Read More
What mothers should know about breastfeeding and COVID-19: Louisville doctors explain
Laura Serke, a NICU dietitian at the hospital, said before mothers throw breastmilk out, they should speak to a medical expert. → Read More
Louisville agency fighting homelessness with raffle
A Louisville nonprofit that helps the homeless hopes the community will step up and join its efforts → Read More
Louisville doctors highlight importance of COVID-19 drive-thru testing sites
It’s an effort to decrease the high amount of traffic they’re seeing at Norton Immediate Care Centers → Read More
Simmons College to buy former Central Colored School
Simmons College of Kentucky received a $350,000 check from the National Baptist Convention of America → Read More
West Louisville Christian school opens, looks to expand
The founder and executive director, Tod Moore, said that he hopes to increase literacy and graduation rates in the area, while simultaneously promoting peace. → Read More
'True American patriot': Funeral service held for former Kentucky State Rep. Darryl Owens
The former state representative was remembered for his years of compassionate and honest service → Read More
$20 million investment for job skills training in Russell area
Multimillion-dollar investment being made in Russell neighborhood, aiming to promote new growth and equity → Read More
New bar with place to dance opens in the Highlands
The former HopCat Bar building in the Highlands is no longer empty → Read More
Fern Creek family travels globe, offers budget tips for others
Their 8 and 9-year-olds are learning new languages, budgeting skills, and even spent three weeks doing missionary work in Uganda. → Read More
Louisville goats help recycle Christmas trees
Two goats in the Clifton area are ready to help people dispose of their unpainted trees → Read More