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Bear attack injuring dogs caught on camera
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Louisville mail carriers experienced 34 dog attacks in 2020. Here's how you can help
In 2016, a dog attacked Sandra Brice while she was on her mail route. She not was not only hut physically, but mentally too.
Local News
'All dogs bite': USPS says dogs pose a serious threat to letter carriers
The acting postmaster in Louisville gave letter carriers a briefing on dog bite prevention along with the LMPD K-9 unit.
Animals
Kentucky wildlife asks for stop to bird feeding while they investigate cause of sick, dying birds
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says cases of sick and dying birds have gone up since May, asking people to stop bird feeding in Louisville.
Horses
The Vault: Gunsmoke equine star, Matt Dillion's, horse retires in Southern Indiana
Gunsmoke was one of the most popular western series on TV and aired on CBS and WHAS 11 from 1955-1975 becoming the longest-running network primetime show.
Animals
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife advises cease of bird feeding in Jefferson County amid influx of illness reports
The department has seen cases in Jefferson, Kenton and Boone counties. The birds affected have primarily been blue jays, common grackles and European starlings.
Nation World
Weird 'living fossil' fish lives 100 years, pregnant for 5
Scientists have calculated that the coelacanth, a giant weird fish from the time of dinosaurs, can live to be 100 years old.
Animals
PRP Fire rescues 10 ducklings from storm drain
The mother duck was on guard as the rescuers brought her ducklings to safety. She gave a thankful quack to the crew after the rescue was finished.
VERIFY
VERIFY: No, the ASPCA does not spend just 3% of its budget on animals
A Facebook post appears to imply that 3% of funding is all the ASPCA commits to animal welfare. Is this true? Here's what our VERIFY team found out.
Animals
Tim Stark ordered to pay nearly $734,000 to PETA
PETA won its lawsuit against Stark, his ex-wife and Wildlife in Need in August 2020.
Animals
Louisville Zoo operating at full capacity, Splash Park to reopen June 18
All indoor facilities, including the HerpAquarium and Islands Pavilion, have been reopened.
VERIFY
VERIFY: When will the cicadas be gone?
Depending on where you leave, Brood X cicadas are everywhere and now people are ready for them to leave. When will that happen?
Local News
Louisville mail carriers experienced 34 dog attacks in 2020. Here's how you can help
In 2016, a dog attacked Sandra Brice while she was on her mail route. She not was not only hut physically, but mentally too.
Local News
'All dogs bite': USPS says dogs pose a serious threat to letter carriers
The acting postmaster in Louisville gave letter carriers a briefing on dog bite prevention along with the LMPD K-9 unit.
Animals
Kentucky wildlife asks for stop to bird feeding while they investigate cause of sick, dying birds
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says cases of sick and dying birds have gone up since May, asking people to stop bird feeding in Louisville.
Horses
The Vault: Gunsmoke equine star, Matt Dillion's, horse retires in Southern Indiana
Gunsmoke was one of the most popular western series on TV and aired on CBS and WHAS 11 from 1955-1975 becoming the longest-running network primetime show.
Animals
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife advises cease of bird feeding in Jefferson County amid influx of illness reports
The department has seen cases in Jefferson, Kenton and Boone counties. The birds affected have primarily been blue jays, common grackles and European starlings.
Nation World
Weird 'living fossil' fish lives 100 years, pregnant for 5
Scientists have calculated that the coelacanth, a giant weird fish from the time of dinosaurs, can live to be 100 years old.
Animals
PRP Fire rescues 10 ducklings from storm drain
The mother duck was on guard as the rescuers brought her ducklings to safety. She gave a thankful quack to the crew after the rescue was finished.
VERIFY
VERIFY: No, the ASPCA does not spend just 3% of its budget on animals
A Facebook post appears to imply that 3% of funding is all the ASPCA commits to animal welfare. Is this true? Here's what our VERIFY team found out.
Animals
Tim Stark ordered to pay nearly $734,000 to PETA
PETA won its lawsuit against Stark, his ex-wife and Wildlife in Need in August 2020.
Animals
Louisville Zoo operating at full capacity, Splash Park to reopen June 18
All indoor facilities, including the HerpAquarium and Islands Pavilion, have been reopened.
VERIFY
VERIFY: When will the cicadas be gone?
Depending on where you leave, Brood X cicadas are everywhere and now people are ready for them to leave. When will that happen?
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