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State confirms two cases, both in Jefferson County → Read More
Catholic Health Initiatives' deal to buy out a Jewish foundation's interest in KentuckyOne Health could aid hospitals' sale or a merger, analysts say. → Read More
KentuckyOne gives Jewish Heritage Fund $150M to give up interest in hospital → Read More
Four Kentuckians, including one in Jefferson County, have been infected with the West Nile virus, according to state health officials. The state Department for Public Health announced the cases Friday and urged the public to take steps to avoid mosquitoes, which spread the potentially life-threatening virus. None of the recent cases have been fatal, according to the department. All of the cases… → Read More
Providers have taken steps to improve service but there still could be problems → Read More
Eclipse glasses are hot as excitement grows for the Aug. 21 show in the sky → Read More
The Aug. 21 event has inspired a number of viewing parties and celebrations in the Louisville area, including many that offer free eclipse glasses. → Read More
Experts stress the need to take eye warnings seriously. → Read More
The Aug. 21 eclipse will not go unnoticed at the Kentucky State Fair, where special events are planned to observe the striking phenomenon → Read More
University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler Hospital is No. 1 in the state → Read More
But some companies are skirting safety regulations and hawking unsafe wares to an unsuspecting public. → Read More
Jefferson County Public Schools has announced all middle and high schools will have a delayed dismissal in light of the solar eclipse on Aug. 21. → Read More
The solar eclipse is Aug. 21 and that means you'll need eclipse glasses soon → Read More
The American Astronomical Society offers tips on how to avoid “potentially unsafe eclipse viewers" → Read More
The eclipse is prompting field trips to Hopkinsville and other viewing areas → Read More
Contrary to rumors on social media, Jefferson County Public Schools has not banned students from viewing the eclipse on Aug. 21. → Read More
Veterans in the New Albany area now have a new place to take care of their outpatient health-care needs. The VA Outpatient Clinic has moved from Northgate Boulevard to a renovated facility at 4347 Security Parkway. “They saw their first patient today (Wednesday) at the new location,” said Judy Williams, a VA spokeswoman. Moving to a new location allows the clinic to provide primary care and… → Read More
The Have a Heart facility recently moved to East Broadway from St. Matthews to make it more easily accessible to patients → Read More
Controversial product Coco Loko draws health concerns and widespread attention → Read More
The victim died at the scene after head-on collision → Read More