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Deb Reynolds-Deiss of Palmyra, Ind., was diagnosed with breast cancer three years ago, at age 47 — and is convinced that having a mammogram every year since 40 is the reason she's alive. More »
With her personal fight against breast cancer fading into the past, Megan Schanie's days now begin at 6 a.m. with a high-intensity aerobic workout called "Insanity" and continue at the breakneck pace of a working mother. More »
More than 300 homebound seniors will get a special delivery of turkey, mashed potatoes and all the fixings on Thanksgiving, thanks to volunteers with the Louisville Metro Meals on Wheels Program. More »
Long-time McMahan Fire Chief Paul Barth is now on unpaid suspension after a McMahan Fire District Board hearing. Refresh WLKY.com often and watch WLKY News for the latest updates. More »
A family recounts the day their beloved dog carried off their newborn baby. More »
So much silt and debris had built up in the municipal harbor off the Great Lawn at Waterfront Park that pleasure craft with more than a 1-foot draft — nearly all vessels — often couldn't dock without scraping bottom or getting stuck. More »
According to police statistics, 2009 is the second-deadliest year since the city-county merger in terms of criminal homicides. More »
Louisville health department officials on Tuesday announced specific plans for the "monumental undertaking" of vaccinating thousands of students at more than 170 public, parochial and private schools against swine flu. More »
The census worker found dead with the word "fed" scrawled across his chest in remote Clay County in September killed himself and staged it to look like he was murdered, the Kentucky State Police said Tuesday. More »
She was an alleged eyewitness to murder, a woman who had come forward to tell police she could identify the man who shot her boyfriend. But in March, just weeks after reluctantly agreeing to testify in the capital murder case against Lloyd Hammond, 31-year-old Troya Sheckles was shot to death, leaving prosecutors with a weakened case. More »
This is the only Penn Station I've been to, so I can't compare it to any others. But, it seems like the standard toasted sandwich place...of which I am a huge fan. Their french fries are made on-site… More »
Clean and cheap, really what more do you want when you are passing through and need a place to park your screaming children for the night. I especially loved the fact that they had two bedroom suites… More »
Family operated and very friendly place where we were able to get my shaggy headed husband a haircut before I took him to my hometown to meet everyone. $12 got him a very nice haircut with a… More »
Living in Chicago for the past 5 years has gotten me spoiled when it comes to ethnic foods. I avoided going to Queen of Sheba for a while when I moved down here because I did not want to face the… More »
Food is just below "above average", but there is a great variety in the menu. With that plus, you most likely find something to eat that will satisfy you. It's been around a while. I may be getting… More »
Big deli sandwiches and excellent cold pastas. They are a NY-style deli, and do a good job of it. I get the Mr. Ziegfeld, which is a reuben...I love corned beef! More »
Pizza buffet is decent, but does not offer much variety when I was there. The pizzas I did have were pretty tasty. The sandwiches are average. Free refills on soda makes me feel better about coming… More »
The salsa and chips - very good, well-seasoned The food - slightly above average. The enchiladas suisas is good. The drinks - Strong margeritas. My wife and I had a pitcher after some christmas… More »
I love my sushi, from traditional style to experimental. I lived in Chicago and had "live kill" sushi, where they sashimi the fish right out of the tank and serve it up to you with the severed head… More »
I came on a random saturday night, and was able to get outside seating without wait. Having never been there, my wife and I decided to sample small dishes. Ostiones a La Lamas - 5 oysters done a… More »