WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY)

1 day ago | whas11.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A physician at UofL Health says proposed federal cuts to Medicaid could hurt Kentucky's hospitals and their patients. According to Dr. Edward Miller, a Louisville obstetrician working with high-risk pregnant women, projected changes from a federal budget bill supported by President Donald Trump will only make an already sick Kentucky sicker. "They would likely have less access to regular, routine prenatal care," he told WHAS11 on Thursday. "They would seek care later.

2 days ago | whas11.com | Isaiah Kim-Martinez

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The owner of Friend's Hookah Cafe in the Highlands of Louisville is trying to provide clarity following its sudden temporary closure ordered by the city. Mayor Craig Greenberg told WHAS11 the hookah lounge has been operating with an expired license for months and will remain shut until that's resolved. "There was a hookah lounge right here in the area where we've had some challenges the past few weekends that was not in compliance," Greenberg said.

2 days ago | whas11.com | Naasir Akailvi

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Vikings legend Jim Marshall died on Tuesday after a lengthy hospitalization, according to the team. He was 87. Marshall defined the Vikings' image as tough, appearing in a then-NFL record 270 straight games, including his tenure as a member of the Purple People Eaters. Following the news of his death, the Vikings posted a tribute to Marshall on behalf of Mark and Zygi Wilf and the Wilf Family Ownership Group.

3 days ago | whas11.com | Jose Garrido Alonzo |José Alonzo

NEW ALBANY, Ind. — Clergy from a dozen congregations will launch the first-ever summer-long cooling center program across the City of New Albany. On Tuesday, a special service was held at Culbertson Baptist Church in the northern part of the city. That's where Laxmi Palde, the environmental organizer with Hoosier Action, spoke in front of a group of city representatives, pastors, reverends and concerned citizens about how last year's summer was the hottest on record.

3 days ago | whas11.com | Cj Daniels

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Another business on Bardstown Road has been shut down until further notice by the city. According to Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, officials with Metro Public Health and Wellness made a site visit on Tuesday to Friend’s Hookah Lounge on Bardstown Road. Greenberg said they determined the business was operating with an expired license. They have been ordered to close until the issue is resolved.