Sherlene M. Shanklin
WHAS11 News
Louisville, KY, United States
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Keeping the rhythm | Meet the man celebrating artists in Louisville for more than 50 years
Ken Clay opened up the first African American culture shop in Louisville called the Corner of Jazz. → Read More
Derby Soundstage 2023 announces this year's concert lineup
Hip-hop legends will help kick off Derby weekend, here's what you need to know. → Read More
'I think that's one of my values': Emerging leader, entrepreneur in Louisville shares his dreams
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, emerging leader Israel Cuenca shares his story of why he chose to move to Louisville, and what he wants to do in the future. → Read More
Clark Atlanta University President will be keynote speaker for UNCF luncheon in Louisville
The Louisville native is giving back to help others excel in academics. → Read More
Erasing the stigma of mental health in the African American community
Psychotherapist Gail Bibb, co-owner of Revive Counseling, works to get rid of the stigma of seeking help. → Read More
Mission to Marzz: Louisville's next R&B sensation is ready to take music by storm
R&B music is taking notice of this Bluegrass-bred songbird's sweet melodies. → Read More
Stargazing: Here's where you can find the celebrities in town for the Kentucky Derby
The greatest two minutes in sports brings everyone to the Derby City for a fun, action-packed weekend. Here are the parties where some of the celebrities will be. → Read More
'I would like to share him with everybody' | Volunteer brings candy, joy to Louisville children's hospital
Staff have coined Caleb Lammert the 'Candy Man' because of the sweets he shares while volunteering at the hospital. → Read More
Louisville writer uses personal story to write children's book about individuality, authenticity
Collins, a writer from Louisville, used his own experience with being bullied to write a children's book about being your true, authentic self. → Read More
Actress Robin Givens directing film in Louisville
Paid extras are needed for the Christmas film shoot scheduled for April 20 through 29. → Read More
How Indiana, Kentucky police used forensic genealogy to identify 'I-65 Killer'
Indiana State Police said Harry Edward Greenwell was responsible for sexually assaulting and killing at least three women at hotels in Kentucky and Indiana. → Read More
FBI, Indiana State Police identify suspected 'I-65 Killer'
The serial killer murdered multiple women in Kentucky and Indiana in the 1980s and 1990s. → Read More
FBI, Elizabethtown Police to make major announcement on 'I-65 Killer' cold cases
Multiple agencies will provide an update on the cold case investigations involving multiple murdered women in Kentucky and Indiana in the '80s and '90s. → Read More
Singer Bryson Tiller, baseball's Ken Griffey Jr. fuse culture, style in new clothing line
The new, limited collection will be called S24 X TRAPSOUL Capsule Collection. → Read More
Real superwomen don't wear capes | How a Louisville woman juggles business while helping others
Despite her long list of career accomplishments, Lynnie Meyer hopes that she is remembered for her passion and kindness for others. → Read More
'Celebrity Wheel of Fortune' could spin into a windfall for Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center in Kentucky
Barnstable Brown Diabetes at Kentucky (UK) could be gifted $1M thanks to Celebrity Wheel of Fortune. That's if, celebrity NSYNC member Joey Fatone comes through. → Read More
The 411 | DCorey Johnson previews new music video, back to school events
The Bates Memorial Elementary student wowed with his rendition of the National Anthem and now his new song, “I Wanna Go Back To School” is ready to go. → Read More
JCPS student who went viral with National Anthem rendition wants to go 'Back to School' on new song
WHAS11’s Sherlene Shanklin first introduced Kentuckiana to D’Corey Johnson in April and since then, he’s received national attention for his amazing voice. → Read More
'Go make Louisville better': Adria Johnson becomes first Black president of Metro United Way
The Louisville native and Seneca grad will take over Aug. 1. → Read More
Olympic champion Wilma Rudolph’s family reflects on her legacy
With the Summer Olympics just weeks away, we're looking back at an athlete that changed track and field in the 60s. → Read More