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New family room at Kosair's named after little boy who lost his life
Fri, Jan 27, 2012
WHAS TV11 Louisville 2:01 | 165 views
Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) - A new family room in Kosair's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit is being named after a little boy who lost his life to a rare genetic disorder. Friday, the hospital unveiled the new Aidan Brody O'Rourke Family Waiting Room. At 9 months, Aidan was diagnosed with Rett's Syndrome, which almost exclusively affects girls. He was severely disabled. He couldn't sit, walk, talk, eat by mouth or even hold up his head. Aidan spent 126 days at Kosair. While there, he was given a permanent feedi
Bardstown school choir raises money for Crusade for Children
12 hrs ago
WHAS TV11 Louisville 0:38 | 44 views
BARDSTOWN, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Bardstown Independent School choir students performed a concert to raise money for the WHAS Crusade for Children. Students held the concert Saturday night in Bardstown and raised more than $400 for the second straight year. Local ordinances prevent firefighters from having roadblocks within the city limits of the town so the students decided to get together for the fundraiser. The 59th annual WHAS Crusade for Children starts June 2.
Video of the Night: 'Lip-dub' marriage proposal goes viral
12 hrs ago
WHAS TV11 Louisville 1:00 | 158 views
(WHAS11) -- A YouTube video of a marriage proposal in Portland, Oregon has quickly turned viral. Issac Lamb, the groom to be, asked his girlfriend Amy Frankel to meet him at his parents' house for dinner. Issac's brother put Amy in the back of a car and as it drove away, a group of Issac's friends lip synched Bruno Mars' "Marry Me." Once the song was over, Issac emerged from the crowd to pop the question. Click on the video player to view.
Beatlemania takes over the Louisville riverfront
16 hrs ago
WHAS TV11 Louisville 2:02 | 36 views
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Beatles music lives on at the world's largest tribute festival, Abbey Road in the River, in Louisville. WHAS11's Brittany Gonzalez was at The Belvedere where people were soaking in the sun, the music and the nostalgia.
Kentuckiana copes with a heatwave for Memorial Day weekend
17 hrs ago
WHAS TV11 Louisville 1:29 | 12 views
(WHAS11) -- It's a sunny, hazy, hot and humid Memorial Day weekend in Kentuckiana and people are certainly feeling the heat outside. On Saturday, the temperature reached 95 degrees, just one degree shy of the record set in 1911. Krystal Cohn and her kids came to Waterfront Park to have a little fun, but this hot weather is not fun for everybody. Dena Nichols is homeless and uses the Jefferson Street Baptist Center to stay inside. "It's really hot and its dangerous for a person to be out there in the heat
Frankfort Avenue fire brings on the heat
17 hrs ago
WHAS TV11 Louisville 0:28 | 5 views
Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11)- Firefighters were trying to limit their time in the heat when they responded to a fire on Frankfort Avenue on Saturday afternoon. It broke out just before 2 p.m. off Hite Avenue. Firefighters say a planter caught on fire, and while they were able to extinguish it quickly, they advised not to spend more time out in the hot sun than necessary. "We try to get them cool off as quick as you can and not spend any more time on an incident than you have to," says Richard Haines of Louisvil
Victim's family questions why killer still on the loose a year later
17 hrs ago
WHAS TV11 Louisville 0:40 | 9 views
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- A family in mourning is pleading for the community's help to catch the man accused of killing their loved one. Family members released balloons Saturday in honor of Antonio Spaulding who was shot to death one year ago in May on South 13th Street. Dashad Ewbanks was indicted in his death but still remains on the loose, which has Spaulding's sister still asking questions about the police search and her brother's death. "My brother was just goofy," said Spaulding's sister Angelique
Interview: Lamb Chop, Mallory Lewis in town to promote BentStar Project
Sat, May 26, 2012
WHAS TV11 Louisville 2:31 | 151 views
(WHAS11) -- Lamb Chop and Mallory Lewis are in town to help promote a great cause, bringing prisoners of war and those missing in action home. You can meet Lamb Chop and Mallory Sunday night at the Marcus Lindsey in NuLu. The event runs from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m., and includes music by Patrick Henry Hughes. WHAS11's Johnny Archer has more on this event in an interview with Mallory and Lamb Chop.
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