Mar 31 Health Kentucky Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Over 16 Beginning April 5 Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that everyone older than 16 years will be eligible for a COVID vaccine beginning April 5. By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 31 Health Kentucky Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Over 16 Beginning April 5 Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 21 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Advance Bill Funding U of L’s Jewish Hospital Purchase Supporters of U of L’s purchase of the Jewish Hospital system have lowered their request for state funding from $50 million to $35 million. By Ryland Barton Jan 21 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Advance Bill Funding U of L's Jewish Hospital Purchase Ryland Barton
Oct 29 Health U of L Finalizes KentuckyOne Health Purchase, Announces Name Changes The University of Louisville finalized its purchase of KentuckyOne Health Inc. properties and announced name changes for those facilities on Tuesday. The KentuckyOne properties will be rebranded under the U of L name, U of L President Neeli Bendapudi announced in a press release on Tuesday. Jewish Hospital downtown will be called UofL Health – […] By Lisa Gillespie Oct 29 Health U of L Finalizes KentuckyOne Health Purchase, Announces Name Changes 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 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
Sep 27 Health Flu Season Starts Sunday; Kentucky Officials Urge Vaccines The flu season usually lasts until mid-May, and last year’s season was the longest recorded at 21 weeks. By Lisa Gillespie Sep 27 Health Flu Season Starts Sunday; Kentucky Officials Urge Vaccines Lisa Gillespie
Jul 4 Health The Doctor Will See You Now … In Your Home A state law passed in 2018 allows some patients to stay in their home and have a doctor’s visit using a special medical video platform. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 4 Health The Doctor Will See You Now … In Your Home Lisa Gillespie
Apr 3 Community After UK Protests, Students Say Food Insecurity Is Issue At U of L, Too U of L student Henny Ransdell says many college students have trouble affording nutritious food at one point or another. For her, it was while working part-time over summer break. By Liz Schlemmer Apr 3 Community Students Say Food Insecurity Is Issue At U of L, Too Liz Schlemmer
Apr 1 Politics U.S. Senator Tim Kaine Urges Bipartisanship At U of L Event While introducing former vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine, Sen. Mitch McConnell was interrupted by a group of protesters from an environmental activist group. By Ryland Barton Apr 1 Politics U.S. Senator Tim Kaine Urges Bipartisanship At U of L Event Ryland Barton
Mar 6 Community New U of L Scholarship Will Serve Catholic LGBTQ Students Plaintiffs in the landmark Supreme Court case that made same-sex marriage legal in the U.S. have created a new scholarship for LGBT Catholic students at U of L. By Kyeland Jackson Mar 6 Community New U of L Scholarship Will Serve Catholic LGBTQ Students Kyeland Jackson
Mar 6 Arts and Culture U of L Opens Its First Building West Of Ninth University of Louisville’s Hite Art Institute opened the doors to its newest building — a fully renovated 19th-century warehouse located in the Portland neighborhood. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 6 Arts and Culture U of L Opens Its First Building West Of Ninth Ashlie Stevens
Feb 19 Community U of L To Host Screening Of Film Made By Local Sex Trafficking Survivors Photos taken by local survivors of sex trafficking were made into a film, which is being shown this week followed by a panel discussion. By Lisa Gillespie Feb 19 Community U of L To Host Screening Of Film Made By Trafficking Survivors Lisa Gillespie
Nov 19 Sports Brian Bowen Sues Adidas, Associates Over Corruption Scandal Former U of L player Brian Bowen's lawsuit was filed Monday in U.S. District Court in South Carolina. It has asked for unspecified damages. By Pete Iacobelli, Associated Press Nov 19 Sports Brian Bowen Sues Adidas, Associates Over Corruption Scandal Pete Iacobelli, Associated Press
Nov 19 Arts and Culture ‘What I Was Wearing’: U of L Exhibit Confronts Question Asked Of Sexual Assault Survivors The exhibit features clothing worn by sexual assault survivors at the time of their assault, and quotes from those individuals. By Ashlie Stevens Nov 19 Arts and Culture U of L Exhibit Confronts Question Asked Of Sexual Assault Survivors Ashlie Stevens
Nov 12 Health U of L Researcher To Study High-Risk Medicaid Patients With Diabetes U of L professor Bert Little is creating a system designed to identify diabetic patients who are particularly at risk for amputation or renal disease. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 12 Health U of L Researcher To Study High-Risk Medicaid Patients With Diabetes Lisa Gillespie