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Nearly half of Americans would go into debt to maintain their beauty routines, survey finds
10+ hour, 47+ min ago (261+ words) Fantastic temperatures and much less humid conditions.. Survey finds many Americans prioritize beauty and wellness spending despite rising costs, even cutting grocery budgets. (WDRB/InvestigateTV) — Forty-six percent of Americans say they would go into debt to maintain their beauty routines,…...
Nearly half of Americans would go into debt to maintain beauty routines
10+ hour, 51+ min ago (64+ words) WDRB Survey finds many Americans prioritize beauty and wellness spending despite rising costs, even cutting grocery budgets. Nearly half of Americans would go into debt to maintain their beauty routines, survey finds Nearly half of Americans say theyâd go…...
Louisville nonprofit opens new location for free period products in the Smoketown neighborhood
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (296+ words) Extra toasty and mostly sunny. Partly cloudy with notably warmer low temperatures. For Lady's Sake unveiled it's new, free period pantry. For Lady's Sake's free period pantry is located at 834 East Broadway. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Women in the Smoketown neighborhood…...
Louisville nonprofit provides maternal support
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (132+ words) WDRB Semi crash shuts down I-64 East in Shelby County for hours Granny's Birth Initiative offers maternity support services for mothers and families. Louisville nonprofit provides vital support for new and expecting mothers As many people were celebrating moms for Mother's…...
'Very powerful' | Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade honors 152 women at Churchill Downs
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (548+ words) LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Thirteen fillies stormed the racetrack Friday night for the 152nd running of the Kentucky Oaks. Hours before that, 152 resilient women walked it. This year marked the 18th annual Survivors Parade, a tradition that honors women who have fought or…...
150 breast cancer survivors walk in Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade at Churchill Downs
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (133+ words) WDRB Breast cancer survivors were celebrated at Oaks. - 'All clear' given at Louisville Zoo after bomb threat - Federal jury awards nearly $25M to Kentucky man wrongfully convicted in 1992 'satanic ritual' murder - Jamey Noel files handwritten civil lawsuit from prison, claiming constitutional…...
Kentucky Oaks day filled with pink for breast cancer awareness
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (127+ words) WDRB Reyna Katko talks about the fashion trends and the reason behind all of the pink. - 'All clear' given at Louisville Zoo after bomb threat - Federal jury awards nearly $25M to Kentucky man wrongfully convicted in 1992 'satanic ritual' murder - Jamey Noel…...
Louisville woman who performs mammograms now a breast cancer survivor, walking in Oaks parade
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (396+ words) LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Louisville woman who helps detect breast cancer in others never expected to become a patient herself. Now, she is a survivor and will walk in the Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade on Friday. Tammy Whitt has given…...
Pink snails for breast cancer awareness migrate to Waterfront Park
3+ mon, 6+ day ago (124+ words) WDRB They're part of the 35-mile Pink Snail Migration benefitting the Norton Cancer Institute Breast Health Program. - Man killed in early morning shooting in Louisville's PRP neighborhood - CRAWFORD | Kelsey keeps stacking pieces as Iowa's Folgueiras commits to Louisville - Louisville police…...
Hundreds walk in Louisville's 'More Than Pink' event to support breast cancer research
9+ mon, 3+ day ago (207+ words) Breezy and warm. Isolated storm. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and on Saturday, hundreds of people walked in support of finding a cure. Many of them wore pink and met at Louisville Slugger Field for a…...