Munashe Kwangwari
WLKY
Louisville, KY, United States
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Fern Creek High School turns 100 years old
JCPS district leaders made the announcement in front of a crowd of school staff, school alumni, and current students. → Read More
Howard University college students ditch spring break to spend time working in Louisville
The students are part of Howard's Alternative Spring Break Program. → Read More
Louisville FBI agents training to make sure Derby 149 is safe
Nearly two dozen Louisville FBI agents were at Churchill Downs Wednesday going through training exercises. → Read More
Fifth Third Bank offering free financial services to Kentucky
Fifth Third Bank will be going around local communities providing financial assistance to those who need it most. → Read More
Gov. Beshear introduces 'Supply Kentucky' initiative designed to help manufacturers create jobs
A new initiative called “Supply Kentucky” is now underway to help Kentucky manufacturers. → Read More
MSD crew members spent time training how to strengthen city's flood system
With three months left of flood season here in Louisville, the Metro Sewage District is working to make sure they're prepared for any scenario. → Read More
Engineers team up to get young girls in Louisville interested in STEM jobs
Engineers at the city and state level in Kentucky came together in an effort to get the next generation, in particular young girls, interested in STEM jobs. → Read More
More than 500 of JCPS's highest need students get free shoes
The donation was made possible thanks to a partnership between North Carolina based non-profit Samaritan's Feet and Indiana based company Republic Airways. → Read More
Louisville health care professionals urge students to join industry
As the health care worker shortage gets worse in Kentucky, there's a new effort to recruit the next generation. → Read More
JCPS orchestra students learn important lessons about life from world class violinist
About 200 middle school students in Louisville are getting a master class of a lifetime this week. → Read More
Simmons College hoping to raise $25 million by 2029 to help 'stabilize the university'
The reason they chose 2029 is because it'll be the 150th anniversary of the school. → Read More
5 Louisville residents recognized for working to end racism in the workplace
Five people from Louisville were given praise on Monday for working to end systemic racism. → Read More
KY Rep. McGarvey visits UPS facility to learn how to improve lives of front line workers
After meeting the team McGarvey joined a driver on his route. → Read More
80 life-size dinosaurs coming to Louisville Mega Cavern
Work is underway to transform half a mile of Louisville Mega Cavern's passageway into a prehistoric experience. → Read More
Farm machinery show back at KY Expo Center; economic impact expected to top last year's
Those who show up can browse through hundreds of millions of dollars worth of equipment. → Read More
Louisville organization sending aid to Turkey, Syria; death toll from Earthquake surpasses 22,000
A Louisville organization is stepping up by sending relief supplies to those in need. → Read More
Central High School unveils new program that celebrates Black History Month
Central High School in Louisville is celebrating Black History Month by introducing a new program to its students called the African American Read-In. → Read More
Goodwill Industries leaders give update on their brand new resource center in west Louisville
It will be called the Norton Healthcare Goodwill Opportunity Campus. → Read More
Louisville airport starting improvement project after 3rd-busiest year on record
Leaders with the Louisville Muhammad Ali Airport announced Tuesday that 2022 was a banner year for them in terms of air travel. → Read More
Derby City Fanatic competition officially underway, winner gets to be this year's Thundernator
We are now just 75 days away from the largest firework display in North America, Thunder Over Louisville.Now the search is on to find out who will be in charge of setting it off. → Read More