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One of a few Black women from Kentucky lands D1 scholarship in gymnastics

One of a few Black women from Kentucky lands D1 scholarship in gymnastics

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One of a few Black women from Kentucky lands D1 scholarship in gymnastics

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'We didn't get treated too well': American Indian man opens up about growing up in southern Indiana

American Indian history is included in most school curriculum, but many of the lessons aren't the entire story.
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American Indian culture alive in Kentuckiana

An American Indian man works to educate people about Kentuckiana tribe history.
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'I was secretly hating myself': Movie director suffered through conversion therapy in Louisville

Director Zach Meiners says he is among the nearly 700,000 survivors of conversion therapy.
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Movie director suffered through conversion therapy in Louisville

Zach Meiners directed "Conversion", a film largely based on his own experiences of conversion therapy in Kentucky.
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'Reel' big legend haunts river goers in Kentuckiana

Could a giant catfish be lurking near the lock in the Ohio River? WHAS11's Hayley Minogue finds out.
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'He's not mischievous': Ghost in haunted candy shop connects owner with town's past

When New Albany Sugar Shoppe moved in on Pearl Street, the owner didn't realize she'd be working alongside a baker from 1820.
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WHAS Radio celebrates 100 years on Kentucky's airwaves

840 WHAS Radio first went on air July 18, 1922, as the first licensed broadcaster in Kentucky.
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Game kicks off Louisville Burger Week

With staple and rotating meat options such as kangaroo, bison, elk, yak and camel, Game is certainly the most adventurous stop on Louisville's Burger Week list.
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Why Black men in America are less likely to seek primary healthcare

African American men, especially, are less likely than all other minority groups to seek primary care, preventative care, or healthcare in general.
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Why primary care is important, especially for Black men in America

Black men have the lowest life expectancy and the highest death rates compared to other racial and ethnic groups, but many of these deaths are preventable.
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'We can save people, it's preventable', The importance of primary healthcare for Black men in America

WHAS11 anchor Eric King sits down with his personal primary care physician to discuss the importance of primary care, especially for Black men in America.