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How new Norton Healthcare lab could help find cure for Type 1 diabetes

As soon as this summer, Norton Healthcare may become one of 11 sites that offers a life-changing treatment for chronic pancreatitis patients. That alone is exciting, but this new islet cell lab holds so much more hope. The new lab could be a dynamic step toward finding a biological cure for Type 1 diabetes . “A...
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Piece of Martha Washington’s wedding dress on display at Louisville museum

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A special piece of American history is now on display in Louisville but only for a limited time. “On Jan. 6, 1759, George Washington married a wealthy widow named Martha Dandridge Custis at the bride’s estate in New Kent County, Virgina,” the Frazier History Museum said Monday. “Thirty years later,...
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12 Household Items You Didn’t Know Vinegar Could Clean

Vinegar is a powerhouse in the kitchen, whether it’s adding oomph to a pie, rise to a cake, preserving berries, or adding zip to barbecue sauce. However, it's not just for cooking. Long a secret of Southern grandmas, white vinegar is a natural, budget-friendly solution to keep your home sparkling. “Vinegar is...
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New HBO Docuseries Revisits Infamous Old Louisville Love Triangle Murder Case

Once associated with tragedy and scandal, a magnificent Victorian mansion in Old Louisville is once again in the news. With the February 19 premiere of Murder in Glitter Ball City, the 2009 murder of James “Jamie” Carroll and the complicated love triangle that stunned Louisville and made national news received fresh...
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Buzzard’s Roost and Fred Minnick Drop a Bourbon Worth Talking About

There are bourbon releases, and then there are bourbon releases that actually mean something. The new Club Marzipan Single Barrel Bourbon from Buzzard's Roost Distillery falls firmly into the second
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New Albany attorney questions why shooter in murder-for-hire plot spent just 43 days in...

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WDRB) — A New Albany business owner remains in jail months after a murder-for-hire plot last year, but the man police said actually pulled the trigger spent just 43 days in custody. On May 13, 2025, police said shots were fired from a black SUV on...
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Beloved 2000s Band Announces Surprise Reunion 3 Years After ‘Indefinite Hiatus’

The band shocked fans by appearing on the lineup of the Louisville Louder Than Life festival!
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New effort to preserve and record historical documents could provide context about slavery in...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Jefferson County Clerk David Yates announced a new partnership on Monday with the Filson Historical Society aimed at preserving and cataloguing an extensive trove of historic documents, books, and papers dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Officials said those documents could provide...
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Filson Historical Society to preserve Jefferson County Black history records

Thousands of Black history documents in Jefferson County will be catalogued, preserved, and made accessible online through a new partnership.
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‘Souper Serve’ brings warmth, hope to Louisville’s unhoused community

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Through snow flurries and bitterly cold temperatures, Kim Clark made it a point to show up for Louisville’s unhoused community, hosting her first “Souper Serve” event of the year. The event offered hot food, clothing and essential supplies to those in need. “It’s...

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