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Fentanyl test strips are small strips of paper used to detect fentanyl in different types of drugs including pills, powders and injectables. → Read More
Some customers complain they have power restored but WiFi is still out. → Read More
LMAS is legally required to hold strays for 5 days, after that, the animals can be placed for adoption or offered to be fostered. → Read More
Reach out to your agent before you do anything. → Read More
The Louisville Metro Youth Detention Services center was shut down in late 2019 when Metro Council voted to pull city funding amid across-the board cuts to city services. → Read More
Hydroponics involve growing plants without soil. → Read More
The bipartisan bill working its way through Indiana's House would allow pharmacists who meet certain requirements to prescribe birth control. → Read More
Waggener High School held a special Valentine's Day dance Tuesday for students with moderate to severe disabilities. → Read More
After seven years of planning and fundraising, The Refuge is now ready to welcome at-risk children who are in need of an emergency shelter. → Read More
A six-figure private donation will allow UofL Health to bring a new level of care to residents of west Louisville. → Read More
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The longest-running film festival in Louisville is back and is focused on building bridges in the community. → Read More
Starting next week, masking will no longer be required at UofL Health. → Read More
Items in the shop are provided through community donations. → Read More
By law, Metro Council has to select replacements within 30 days of a seat becoming vacant. → Read More
Kentucky is one of four states getting additional American Rescue Plan funds targeted toward increasing affordable, high-speed internet. → Read More
The showcase event brought local companies together for business-to-business connections. → Read More
Rent, groceries and gas are busting a lot of people's budgets. But the city of Louisville has new programs in place to help people manage their money better. → Read More
Venues around Kentuckiana are capitalizing on an increased demand after many events were canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Teeya Barnes a spokeswoman for the agency, confirmed the news to WDRB by phone Friday morning. → Read More
Health officials encourage people to take training classes on AED and CPR because it's a skill that could become life-saving in a moments notice. → Read More