Scott was rushed to the hospital immediately after walking off the court. The 6-foot-11 forward needed dental surgery upon arriving at the nearest hospital in Louisville. The expectation is that ...

He was taken to University of Louisville Hospital with what appears to be non-life-threatening injuries. Police don't have any suspects. Anyone with information on this or any other case is ...

The new Norton West Louisville Hospital aims to bridge the health ... He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis while attending Howard University. Returning to Oakland, California, Lomax helped ...

Schools around the U.S. are closing due to surges of flu and other illnesses, which are sickening students and staff. Here's what parents need to know.

Hyperfine, Inc. , the groundbreaking health technology company that has redefined brain imaging with the world's first FDA-cleared AI-powered portable magnetic resonance (MR) brain imaging system?the ...

The University of Louisville football staff added eight high school prospects on the defensive side of the ball from the Class of 2025 and landed 12 prospects out of the transfer portal from the ...

The University of Louisville football program inked a class of 15 players in the Class of 2025 during the December signing period. The Cardinals are expected to add one player during the late ...

Louisville will go after its second straight win on Saturday when its hosts Miami in an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup. However, the Cardinals may have to do it without one of the league's best ...

The University of Louisville men's basketball team defeated Miami on Saturday without injured point guard Chucky Hepburn and ...

Here's a look at three recent projects: The city's second largest employer had a big 2024 with the opening of the Norton West Louisville Hospital, bringing permanent health care to the West End.

Following Dani Busboom Kelly was never going to be easy, but even new coach Dan Meske wasn't expecting the reaction from the ...

NORTH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE PART OF A PROJECT TO SEND LIFESAVING MEDICAL SUPPLIES OVERSEAS. THE LOUISVILLE BASED NONPROFIT SOS IS SENDING NEARLY $30,000 WORTH OF ITEMS LIKE INFANT WARMERS AND ...