Hayley Minogue
WHAS11 News
Louisville, KY, United States
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Hardin County elementary school teacher honored with ExCel Award
Lincoln Trail Elementary School's Susan Duvall has been a teacher for 17 years, both as a general education and special education teacher. → Read More
'Walk that talk': Ronald McDonald House CEO leads by action
The CEO of the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana, Hal Hedley, moved from Florida to Louisville for a job. He's now been here for more than 20 years. → Read More
Waterfront Botanical Gardens offers 'subdued beauty' during its offseason
Horticulture expert Jamie Burghardt walked us through the gardens to show us the beauty behind dormancy in plants. → Read More
'I've never had a job': Bellarmine Coach Scott Davenport's Louisville love runs deep
Davenport led Bellarmine's Men's Basketball team to win their first ASUN Conference Championship, earned a DII National Championship and he credits the students. → Read More
'We didn't get treated too well': American Indian man opens up about growing up in southern Indiana
American Indian history is included in most school curriculum, but many of the lessons aren't the entire story. → Read More
'Reel' big legend haunts river goers in Kentuckiana
Could a giant catfish be lurking near the lock in the Ohio River? WHAS11's Hayley Minogue finds out. → Read More
Kentucky Opera redefining a night at the performances
The Kentucky Opera director says the troop is giving the theater scene in Louisville a more fresh take on what opera performances can look like. → Read More
World's Championship Horse Show brings international competitors to state fair
With thousands of horses and millions of dollars, the WCHS is a staple of the Kentucky State Fair. → Read More
Answering your students questions about school safety
Louisville Doctor of Psychology shares guidance on discussing school shootings with students of all ages. → Read More
'He's kind of famous now', Mr. Man the comfort goat
Oaks day is all about the fillies!... and then, there's Mr. Man. → Read More
Spanish teacher at South Oldham High School wins ExCel Award
Mrs. Brittany Stevenson focuses on relationship building with her high school Spanish students. → Read More
Eighth inmate dies in Louisville Metro jail
A release from the city of Louisville said a man incarcerated at the jail was found unresponsive Sunday night and later died. His death is under investigation. → Read More
Science teacher at J. Graham Brown School wins ExCel Award
For the past 12 years, Dr. Mattingly has taught science at the Brown school. She's aided in building up the school's science department while energizing colleagues. → Read More
Scribner Middle School Orchestra Teacher wins ExCel Award
Emily Gallagher, an orchestra teacher at Scribner Middle School, knows her class offers students the opportunity to come as they are and leave more confident. → Read More
ExCel Award | Newburg Middle School orchestra director honored
For more than 20 years, Lisa Fossett has been a fixture of her Jefferson County Public School community. → Read More
ExCel Award | Okolona Elementary School teacher beloved by students
Laura Neuhauser, a fifth-grade teacher at Okolona Elementary, has created a respectful environment where students feel comfortable sharing their opinions. → Read More
Louisville teacher with lifelong dream to teach honored with ExCel Award
Every step along the way, Sarah Blatz has found ways to further her education. → Read More
An enslaved man became the hero of Springfield. Why don't you know his story?
In 1833, Louis Sansbury was thrown the keys to multiple businesses in Springfield, Ky. as people left in an attempt to escape the cholera epidemic. → Read More
ExCel Award | Newcomer Academy teacher honored
Our first award recipient of 2022 is Mr. Grant Bradfield, a teacher at Newcomer Academy, who always puts his students first. → Read More
Louisville daycare license suspended, under investigation for staffing violations
Police are also conducting a separate investigation into the death of a 13-month-old infant who was sent to the hospital from the facility on Dec. 16. → Read More