The Papa John's 10 Miler is this Saturday - March 23rd! It starts at 8:00am. The WHAS11 First Alert StormTeam forecast is calling for good weather! There's still time to register! 1. You can register in person at packet pick-up in the Brown & Williamson Club inside
According to the National Institute of Health, 1 in 12 children in the U.S. has had a speech or language issue. Boys are more likely than girls to have those issues. The Compton family faced a speech diagnosis with their son, Cason.
The Rodes City Run is this Saturday - March 9th! It starts at 8:00am. The WHAS11 First Alert StormTeam forecast calls for a high of 58 degrees! UPDATE: According to the StormTeam's Reed Yadon, it'll be dry with no rain expected til Saturday afternoon. There's still time
Thanks to family and friends at the Windsong Group Facility, longtime WHAS Crusade fundraiser Paul Hall kicked off his 25th year of collecting for the WHAS Crusade for Children. In spite of being wheelchair-bound with cerebral palsy, Paul has collected more than $23,000 since
Recent stories about the Zika virus brought the medical condition microcephaly to the forefront. But in truth the causes are unknown for most babies born with smaller heads and brains. The Perry family is facing the diagnosis with their son, Hayes. They’re finding help
To make a secure online donation, CLICK HERE or call (502) 582-7706. Donate by mail: WHAS Crusade for Children 520 West Chestnut Street Louisville, KY 40202 The perfect gift! A brick on the WHAS Crusade Walk of Fame To commemorate the 50th annual WHAS Crusade for Children, the sidewalk that surrounds
Santa's decked out firetruck will be going around Zoneton Fire Protection District in Shepherdsville, KY, December 6-22. Go to Zoneton Fire Protection District's Facebook page for a complete schedule, or call the firehouse at 502-955-8076 and hit option 1. The WHAS Crusade for Children has raised
With advancements in neonatal care even the smallest of premature babies are enjoying healthy outcomes. One of those babies is Esther Catlett. Thanks in part to WHAS Crusade for Children funding to Baptist Health’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Catlett family is celebrating
According to the Centers for Disease Control, Down Syndrome continues to be the most common chromosomal disorder with about 6,000 babies born with Down Syndrome each year in the U.S. But 4-year-old Harrison is too busy enjoying life to be bothered with statistics thanks
According to the American Stroke Association the risk of stroke for children is greatest in the first year of life and peaks during the weeks before birth. The Holland family knows all too well about those risks. Their son, Trenton showed early signs of stroke.
