• Ind. dentist buys Halloween candy from kids

• Northern Ky. woman dies of swine flu

• Mayor to announce swine flu vaccine information during news conference  

• JCPS prepares for H1N1 vaccine delivery, schoolwide vaccinations  

• Some Ky. districts plan in-school swine flu shots

• Ky AIDS patients face long waiting list for drugs

• Evansville nurse dies after flu hospitalization

• MSD warns to stay out of water near Cedar Creek after bleach spill

• Ky AIDS patients face long waiting list for drugs

• Floyd Co. holds free H1N1 vaccination clinic

• Flu could prompt changes in school funding

• Woman's Fight to Live Inspires Couple to Give Back  

• Floyd County to Give Out Free H1N1 Flu Vaccinations

• Death toll in Ky. now 13 from swine flu

• WHO experts: Single dose swine flu vaccine enough

• Kentuckians for Single Payer Healthcare protest at downtown Humana headquarters  

• Swine flu death reported in Madison Co.

• Wisconsin farmer promotes 'good-food revolution'

• Kan. teen dies while at Indianapolis convention

• Louisville residents frustrated over delay in getting swine flu vaccine  

• Domestic violence victim wipes past off her face with free plastic surgery  

• Rabid bat kills so. Indiana resident, experts detail bat safety  

• Louisville may soon be trans fat free  

• Healing Place helps families recover with new women's center  

• Southern Indiana resident dies of rabies  

• WHAS11 takes Health Care Reform debate to the streets

• Many people will not get swine flu vaccine due to safety concerns

• Health officials say Gardasil shouldn't be given to boys on regular basis

• Vaccine critics question safety of H1N1 flu shots

• Indiana's 1st H1N1 vaccination clinic targets children

• Ky. reports another swine flu death

• Louisville could be next city to ban trans fat  

• Ind. officials report 1st rabies death since 2006

• Hardin County reports first swine flu death

• Indiana's 1st H1N1 vaccination clinic targets children  

• 2 more swine flu deaths reported in Kentucky

• Vaccine critics question safety of H1N1 flu shots  

• Many people will not get swine flu vaccine due to safety concerns

• Some hospitals restricting visitations to stop flu

• Drive thru flu shot clinic