The University of Louisville celebrated a new era of leadership Friday as Kim Schatzel was inaugurated as the institution’s 19th president.
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Five top Louisville medical specialists teamed up to bring an innovative, drug-free approach to pain relief to the area. OrthoLazer Louisville, the first of...
Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the formation of a dedicated advisory board tasked with overseeing the distribution of funds from the landmark opioid...
University of Louisville and partners will fund 15 promising solutions to lessen structural barriers to health equity as part of a $1.5 million innovation...
Bellarmine University’s incoming class of 634 students — its largest entering class since 2018 — reflects a 16% enrollment increase over the prior year. The...
On October 25, 1923, the iconic Brown Hotel opened its doors for the first time in the heart of downtown Louisville. For its upcoming centennial, the award...
Discoveries in nature often inspire scientists to create things that benefit people. For example, the wings of the North American annual cicada – whose...
Mayor Craig Greenberg joined government officials, Louisville Metro Housing Authority leaders and Beecher Terrace residents to break ground on the fourth and...
Once again, Brownsboro Hardware and Paint’s annual EGGFest Food Festival has raised a record amount. More than $35,000 will be going to two local food-related...
Jefferson Community and Technical College is partnering with leading companies in its service area to strengthen the workforce and improve access to higher...
The Lane Report
- Al Cross handicaps Kentucky’s political field
- Kentucky falls to 41st in average teacher pay
- Markey’s Kolesar to lead national cancer research consortium
- U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; unemployment holds at 3.9%
- UofL Law Brandeis Medal will go to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor
- Jennifer Moore creates Transy scholarship to empower future generations
- EKU occupational therapy program among nation’s best
- NKU introducing minor in Artificial Intelligence this fall
- LifeWorks at WKU receives funding to enhance, expand services
- UofL researchers honored for study linking cancer and kidney disease