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Dieruf says accusations in Greenberg's TV ad is 'disingenuous and divisive'

Dieruf says accusations in Greenberg's TV ad is 'disingenuous and divisive'

Politics

Dieruf says accusations in Greenberg's TV ad is 'disingenuous and divisive'

Greenberg releases first TV attack ad; Dieruf responds

Greenberg releases first TV attack ad; Dieruf responds

Politics

Greenberg releases first TV attack ad; Dieruf responds

Local News

Highlands school 'pulled together' to win prestigious national award

The only school in our area to win in 2022, St. Francis of Assisi administrators says the award is especially validating on the tail end of the pandemic.
Local News

Only school in Kentuckiana to win a National Blue Ribbon award in 2022

St. Francis of Assisi on Bardstown Road took home the honor this year.
The Vault

The Vault: 20th anniversary documentary of Louisville's 1937 flood

Digging in our archives, WHAS11 News found yet another gem. Our news crew in 1957 revisited the 1937 flood and its impact on the city of Louisville.
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The latest local, regional and national news events are presented by the WHAS11 News Team, along with updated sports, weather and traffic.
Nation World

Musk offers to end legal fight, pay $44B to buy Twitter

Twitter now has options in the case and doesn’t necessarily have to accept a new offer from Musk, a legal expert said.
Local News

Man convicted of 2018 murder dies while in custody at Metro Corrections

Bashar Ghazawi was awaiting his sentencing phase when Metro Corrections staff said he was found unconscious Monday night.
Local News

Louisville receives a million dollars to fix sidewalks

The investment will make Louisville sidewalks more accessible and help pedestrians stay safe, officials say.
Weather

No, a video doesn’t show Florida students walking through a flooded school hallway after Hurricane Ian

A video showing students walking on top of benches to avoid floodwaters wasn’t taken in Florida or after Hurricane Ian struck. It was taken in Texas in 2019.
Local News

Mobile abortion clinic coming to Illinois

The mobile clinic will travel near the borders of neighboring states that have banned the procedure like Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Nation World

Drop in job openings could pause further interest rate hikes

In their effort to combat the worst inflation in 40 years, the Fed has rapidly raised its key short-term interest rate to a range of 3% to 3.25%.
Nation World

Kim Kardashian charged $1.26 million over Instagram post

The SEC alleges Kim Kardashian failed to disclose she was paid more than $250K to post an Instagram about crypto asset security.