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Education
Beshear unveils new highway signs highlighting Kentucky's HBCUs
Local News
Historic Discovery: Scientists uncover remains of one of US oldest Black churches in Williamsburg
The project's lead archaeologist said the discovery dates back to the early 1800s.
Local News
Black Poetry Day | A Louisville poet's perspective on recognizing the work of people who paved the way
Sunday is Black Poetry Day. It’s the birthday of Jupiter Hammon, who was the first African American to have poetry published in the United States.
Community
Black Poetry Day | A Louisville poet's perspective on recognizing the work of people who paved the way
Sunday is Black Poetry Day. It’s the birthday of Jupiter Hammon, who was the first African American to have poetry published in the United States.
Local News
'This is long overdue' | Louisville Metro Council gets inked support from mayor to study reparations
Mayor Fischer signed Metro Council's resolution in support of studying reparations for Black descendants of slavery in Jefferson County.
Indiana
From PG to X | Families of original owners of Theatair X 'horrified' by adult bookstore
The families that built the original drive-in theater in Clarksville said they are "heartbroken" by what it has become.
Community
'Restore, preserve history that was here': Renovated Bellwether Hotel opens in Highlands
The Bellwether Hotel, located at 1300 Bardstown Road, fills the space of the former Highlands
Kentucky
The Vault | Leaping back in time when Ford and Kentucky built a relationship and vehicles
Kentucky'ss connection with Ford dates back over 100 years.
History
Clarksville to commemorate historic visit of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt
The town is unveiling a permanent historical marker at Clarksville High School where Roosevelt visited in 1958.
Kentucky
The Vault | More than 100 years later: Kentucky and Ford still love each other
Kentuckys' relationship with Ford dates back over a 100 years. Here's a look back from the WHAS11 Vault.
Mlb
End of an era: Cleveland Indians playing final homestand before retiring name
Following this season, the team's moniker will change to the Cleveland Guardians.
Politics
Metro Council passes reparations study ordinance
The resolution urges Congress to pass its own resolution to study and develop reparation proposals.
Local News
Historic Discovery: Scientists uncover remains of one of US oldest Black churches in Williamsburg
The project's lead archaeologist said the discovery dates back to the early 1800s.
Local News
Black Poetry Day | A Louisville poet's perspective on recognizing the work of people who paved the way
Sunday is Black Poetry Day. It’s the birthday of Jupiter Hammon, who was the first African American to have poetry published in the United States.
Community
Black Poetry Day | A Louisville poet's perspective on recognizing the work of people who paved the way
Sunday is Black Poetry Day. It’s the birthday of Jupiter Hammon, who was the first African American to have poetry published in the United States.
Local News
'This is long overdue' | Louisville Metro Council gets inked support from mayor to study reparations
Mayor Fischer signed Metro Council's resolution in support of studying reparations for Black descendants of slavery in Jefferson County.
Indiana
From PG to X | Families of original owners of Theatair X 'horrified' by adult bookstore
The families that built the original drive-in theater in Clarksville said they are "heartbroken" by what it has become.
Community
'Restore, preserve history that was here': Renovated Bellwether Hotel opens in Highlands
The Bellwether Hotel, located at 1300 Bardstown Road, fills the space of the former Highlands
Kentucky
The Vault | Leaping back in time when Ford and Kentucky built a relationship and vehicles
Kentucky'ss connection with Ford dates back over 100 years.
History
Clarksville to commemorate historic visit of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt
The town is unveiling a permanent historical marker at Clarksville High School where Roosevelt visited in 1958.
Kentucky
The Vault | More than 100 years later: Kentucky and Ford still love each other
Kentuckys' relationship with Ford dates back over a 100 years. Here's a look back from the WHAS11 Vault.
Mlb
End of an era: Cleveland Indians playing final homestand before retiring name
Following this season, the team's moniker will change to the Cleveland Guardians.
Politics
Metro Council passes reparations study ordinance
The resolution urges Congress to pass its own resolution to study and develop reparation proposals.
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