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Voices of change recall movement in Kentucky
Freedomon the Border: An Oral History of the Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky is a significant book that every Kentuckian should own.
Sheehy names Matter to media buying post
Megan Matter Company: Sheehy+Associates Title: Associate media buyer Industry: Marketing/PR Previous: Media assistant Find me online at: www.sheehy1.com The latest: Matter was promoted to associate media buyer.
The Times - Apalachicola & Carrabelle
James Lee Guernsey passed away Friday evening, June 26, 2009, in Tallahassee. He was born June 22, 1923, in Henryville, Indiana.
New Finding To Aid In Diagnosis And Treatment Of Kidney Disease
Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine in collaboration with scientists at the University of Louisville and the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis in France, have identified the target antigen PLA2R in patients with idiopathic membranous nephropathy , which has implications for the diagnosis and treatment of this disease.
A Moultrie physician struck by a vehicle Monday was undergoing tests after suffering a head injury in the accident, the man's father said.
VIDEO: I sitdown one on one with Matt Battaglia
Welcome to this week's The 411 you know him as the All-American football star at the University of Louisville and the co-creator of the Mint Jubliee.
Bunning calls draw interest as election nears
U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning has seen a surge of interest in his weekly teleconferences with Kentucky reporters.
I sitdown one on one with Matt Battaglia
Welcome to this week's The 411 you know him as the All-American football star at the University of Louisville and the co-creator of the Mint Jubliee.
Autism Trial Gives Parents, Researchers Hope
Researchers at the University of Louisville got the attention of the National Institutes of Health and an almost $1 million grant for a groundbreaking clinical trial for autism.
News Catchup: Here are some recent law stories locally and around the state
A Kentucky death row inmate condemned for the rape and murder of two Louisville high school students in 1984 lost his bid for a new trial Thursday when the state Supreme Court ruled that a judge properly handled a DNA testing issue.
Ky. man charged with making calls in alleged extortion attempt on basketball coach Rick Pitino
Federal prosecutors have charged a Kentucky man with helping an alleged extortion attempt against University of Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino.
Free Medical Services for the Needy
More than 150 University of Louisville faculty, staff, students and alumni are volunteering this weekend so residents in Pikeville can receive free dental and medical care.
UofL autism study gets additional funding
At the University of Louisville, an experimental treatment for autism gets a huge green light from the National Institutes of Health.
For the first time in Kentucky, a split liver transplant was performed by University of Louisville surgeons at Louisville's Jewish Hospital.
U of L Researchers Treat Autism With Magnetic Waves
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A University of Louisville neuroscience research team lands a major grant to study autism.
Traffic plan coming for new arena
Louisville architectural, engineering, planning and design firm Qk4 will conduct a traffic study, beginning next month, to determine how vehicles can best be routed when the city's downtown arena opens in November 2010.
Tour shows off progress in Louisville arena
Officials are making bold declarations about the progress and prestige of the under-construction downtown Louisville arena.
Lunch With ... David Williams, gay archivist, activist, reflects on Stonewall's legacy
Forty years ago this month, police raided a gay bar in Greenwich Village. That wasn't news; that frequently happened to gay people in those days.
New clinic helps families' foreign adoptees
Carree Stewart says she loved baby Judah the minute she saw his picture. On July 4, she will bring him home from Ethiopia to join her family.
Farmed Fish May Pose Risk For Mad Cow Disease
University of Louisville neurologist Robert P. Friedland, M.D., questions the safety of eating farmed fish in the June issue of the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease , adding a new worry to concerns about the nation's food supply.