Students around the Louisville metro did not have to go out in single-digit temperatures Wednesday morning. Most school districts in the region opted for nontraditional instruction.

Baptist Health, Norton Healthcare and UofL Health will join forces with Indiana University Southeast to build a degree program that will fill needed laboratory science health care positions, establishing a historic five-year workforce development partnership.

These professionals play a critical role in health care by analyzing biological samples to help diagnose and treat diseases.

Three Louisville area hospital groups and a Southern Indiana university are partnering for the next five years on this program.

After nearly three months away from competition, Indiana women’s golf began its spring season Monday at Shadow Wood Country Club in Naples, Florida. The Hoosiers took first place with a score of 300 over the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky in the one-day, 18-hole match.

The WLKY region experienced a historic snow this month, but it still didn't beat out what we experienced in 1994.

WLKY is tracking closures and delays in Kentucky and Indiana as a bitter cold weather continues across the region.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An Arctic Outbreak is impacting much of the country this week as bitterly cold air plunges southward. A Cold Weather Advisory is in place for the entire Kentuckiana viewing area through 1 p.m. Monday.

For the second time this week, a winter storm will drop accumulating snow across the Louisville region. These slides show when the storm is expected to move in and out of the area.

It's been a bumpy ride for some drivers after last week's winter weather created more potholes around Louisville.

Baptist Health, Norton Healthcare and University of Louisville Health have partnered with Indiana University Southeast to build a laboratory science health care degree program.

However, Kentucky and Indiana both have limitations to how districts can utilize e-learning. Kentucky statute allows districts to a maximum of 10 non-traditional instruction (NTI) days to count toward student attendance days and must be approved by the Kentucky Commissioner of Education.