Oct 17 Health Americans Split On E-Cig Flavor Ban While Vaping Illness Spreads A little more than half of Americans support a ban on flavored e-cigarettes and vapes, according to a poll out Thursday. By Lisa Gillespie Oct 17 Health Americans Split On E-Cig Flavor Ban While Vaping Illness Spreads Lisa Gillespie
Oct 17 Election 2019 Ky. GOP Secretary Of State Candidate Represented Disgraced Missouri Governor Attorney Michael Adams has ties to former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens, who resigned last year amid accusations of campaign impropriety. By Amina Elahi Oct 17 Election 2019 Ky. GOP Secretary Of State Candidate Represented Disgraced Mo. Governor Amina Elahi
Oct 17 Education U of L Researcher: Gaps In Student Achievement And Discipline Go Hand In Hand A new study has found a link between racial disparities on student test scores and racial disparities in school discipline. By Liz Schlemmer Oct 17 Education Researcher: Gaps In Achievement And Discipline Go Hand In Hand Liz Schlemmer
Oct 16 Environment Hexion Fined Twice In Two Years For Repeat Violations The Louisville chemical company Hexion is expected to pay its second fine in two years for poor plant maintenance and operations. By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 16 Environment Hexion Fined Twice In Two Years For Repeat Violations Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 16 Health Louisville Clinic Offers Ketamine For Depression, But Experts Want More Research The long-term effects of the treatment are still unknown. By Lisa Gillespie Oct 16 Health Louisville Clinic Offers Off-Label Ketamine Infusions For Depression Lisa Gillespie
Oct 16 Investigations Florida Fired Him. Now, He’s U of L’s Title IX Coordinator A U of L spokesperson said they knew David Parrott had been fired at his previous job for improper financial administration but he received “glowing" references. By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 16 Investigations Florida Fired Him. Now, He's U of L's Title IX Coordinator Eleanor Klibanoff
Oct 16 Economy Report: As Population Ages, Elderly Renters Face High Costs And Instability As America’s population ages, there are more households than ever that pay more than 30 percent of their income for housing. By Amina Elahi Oct 16 Economy Report: As Population Ages, Elderly Renters Face High Costs Amina Elahi
Oct 16 Education JCPS Marks Progress, In Face Of Poor State Test Scores There are plenty of promising signs, but the latest release of state KPREP test scores weren't as positive. By Liz Schlemmer Oct 16 Education JCPS Marks Progress, In Face Of Poor State Test Scores Liz Schlemmer
Oct 16 Election 2019 Poll Shows Bevin And Beshear Tied Ahead Of Next Month’s Election A new poll shows Gov. Matt Bevin and Attorney General Andy Beshear in a dead heat ahead of next month’s gubernatorial election. By Ryland Barton Oct 16 Election 2019 Poll Shows Bevin And Beshear Tied Ahead Of Next Month's Election Ryland Barton
Oct 16 Health Federal Agency To Hear Comment On Silica Dust As Black Lung Epidemic Rages MSHA is considering regulating respirable silica, one of the major contributors to Appalachia’s skyrocketing rates of black lung disease. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Oct 16 Health Agency To Hear Comment On Silica Dust As Black Lung Epidemic Rages Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Oct 15 Election 2019 Bevin, Beshear Find Little Common Ground During Debate The candidates' verbal jousts elicited whoops and boos through the debate, reflecting an audience as clearly divided as the two men on stage. By Mary Meehan, WEKU Oct 15 Election 2019 Bevin, Beshear Find Little Common Ground During Debate Mary Meehan, WEKU
Oct 15 Politics Live Blog: October Democratic Presidential Debate Twelve candidates take the stage for October's Democratic primary debate. NPR reporters are posting context and analysis in real time. By NPR Staff Oct 15 Politics Live Blog: October Democratic Presidential Debate NPR Staff
Oct 15 Politics 7 Questions Ahead Of The Next Democratic Primary Debate Democratic presidential candidates will take center stage again this week. By Domenico Montanaro, NPR Oct 15 Politics 7 Questions Ahead Of The Next Democratic Primary Debate Domenico Montanaro, NPR
Oct 15 Health U of L To Enroll Some Cancer Patients In New Clinical Trials Doctors will remove a patient’s immune system cells, and then those cells will be genetically engineered and reinserted. By Lisa Gillespie Oct 15 Health U of L To Enroll Some Cancer Patients In New Clinical Trials Lisa Gillespie