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History
Kentucky surgeon who helped perform world's first successful hand transplant, dies
VERIFY
VERIFY: Why Abraham Lincoln chose not to appoint a Supreme Court justice during 1864 election
Did President Abraham Lincoln choose not to nominate a Supreme Court justice during the 1864 election?
Nation World
Of presidents and health, history replete with secrecy, lies
Pandemics have cursed the presidencies of both Trump and Woodrow Wilson. Each played down the viruses that killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
History
PHOTOS | Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Pioneer and Supreme Court Justice dies
Appointed to the nation’s highest court in 1993 by former President Bill Clinton, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the oldest sitting member on the bench.
Local News
Oldest living WWII Veteran turns 111 this Saturday in New Orleans home
When asked the secret to such a long life, his answer is simple: "Just serve God and be nice to people."
Military News
Oldest living WWII veteran turns 111 at New Orleans home
Lawrence Brooks was honored with plane flyovers at his home, a socially distant performance from the museum’s vocal trio and almost 10,000 birthday cards.
Community
The 9/11 Lesson: Group hopes interactive website keeps future generations informed about Sept. 11
Global Game Changers creates website so the history of September 11 is available for future generations.
Local News
The 9/11 lessons: Louisville organization create website so new generations can learn about September 11, 2001
Louisville organization aims to make sure children learn about the history of Septebmer 11.
Local News
Retired Jeffersontown fire captain shares memories of September 11, 2001
Retired Jeffersontown fire Capt. Matt Keith has vivid memories of that day and the chilling response he got when he called to check on firefighters in New York.
Kentucky Derby
Mint Julep glasses for Derby 146 a collectors item
The glasses for Derby 146 were of course originally printed with the May 2 date and they decided not to re-print them with the September date.
History
'We Were Here': Poem by Louisville poet part of Frazier Museum's exhibit on women's suffrage and 19th Amendment
Hannah Drake's poem, “We Were Here," is part of the commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment and the 55th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act.
VERIFY
VERIFY: Why Abraham Lincoln chose not to appoint a Supreme Court justice during 1864 election
Did President Abraham Lincoln choose not to nominate a Supreme Court justice during the 1864 election?
Nation World
Of presidents and health, history replete with secrecy, lies
Pandemics have cursed the presidencies of both Trump and Woodrow Wilson. Each played down the viruses that killed hundreds of thousands of Americans.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
History
PHOTOS | Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Pioneer and Supreme Court Justice dies
Appointed to the nation’s highest court in 1993 by former President Bill Clinton, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the oldest sitting member on the bench.
Local News
Oldest living WWII Veteran turns 111 this Saturday in New Orleans home
When asked the secret to such a long life, his answer is simple: "Just serve God and be nice to people."
Military News
Oldest living WWII veteran turns 111 at New Orleans home
Lawrence Brooks was honored with plane flyovers at his home, a socially distant performance from the museum’s vocal trio and almost 10,000 birthday cards.
Community
The 9/11 Lesson: Group hopes interactive website keeps future generations informed about Sept. 11
Global Game Changers creates website so the history of September 11 is available for future generations.
Local News
The 9/11 lessons: Louisville organization create website so new generations can learn about September 11, 2001
Louisville organization aims to make sure children learn about the history of Septebmer 11.
Local News
Retired Jeffersontown fire captain shares memories of September 11, 2001
Retired Jeffersontown fire Capt. Matt Keith has vivid memories of that day and the chilling response he got when he called to check on firefighters in New York.
Kentucky Derby
Mint Julep glasses for Derby 146 a collectors item
The glasses for Derby 146 were of course originally printed with the May 2 date and they decided not to re-print them with the September date.
History
'We Were Here': Poem by Louisville poet part of Frazier Museum's exhibit on women's suffrage and 19th Amendment
Hannah Drake's poem, “We Were Here," is part of the commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment and the 55th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act.
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