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Sister Mary Kathleen Shaheen retired Saturday as executive director of the St John's Center for Homeless Men.

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Louisville, Kentucky and Indiana dominated the football field on Saturday.

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Curtis Gordon faced the allegations when a company he owned failed to provide police officers as security guards, as promised.

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After a week in Louisville, the 1400 Gustav evacuees staying in the Kentucky Expo Center will head back to New Orleans.

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Weather forecast

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Game of the Week:Bullitt Central vs. Iroquois

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Male vs. Christian County

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Trinity vs. Bowling Green

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Ballard vs. PRP

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WHAS11 News is happy to partner with the Kentucky Attorney General's office and the Better Business Bureau to help protect your identity. The event is being held at the office of the attorney general on the University of Louisville's Shelby campus on Shelbyville Road.

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Friday is the first game for Pleasure Ridge Park High School since sophomore Max Gilpin passed away after suffering heat exhaustion at the team's practice.

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Many evacuees are thrilled to hear the news that they will get to go back home even though they will not necessarily leave from Louisville.

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WHAS11's Adam Walser looked into how these people suspected of child murder and child abuse were able to assume custody of a relative's child in the first place.

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It's brought thousands of jobs to the Louisville area and now you can get you your packages even faster! A new high tech UPS hub is opening and Friday officials held the ribbon cutting.

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There is no indication at this time where Louisville falls on the schedule but flights will start Saturday.

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Vandals stole a blue box that holds the remains of five people. That box ended up near the School of Rock on Waterson Trail in Jeffersontown.

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Have you ever heard of hot spot cameras? You probably haven't and that's the point. These cameras are put up in undisclosed areas of Louisville in an effort to catch criminals in the act and police hope they can help build cases against suspects.

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Undercover officers were assigned to be on the lookout at the Iroquois homes public housing project for a child predator after receiving complaints of attempted child abductions last week. It took less than two days of surveillance for officers to make an arrest right beside the bus stop.

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The frustrations are growing among Hurricane Gustav evacuees who are still here in Louisville waiting to go home. There are new developments in this story, which we first reported Wednesday night.

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If times are tough for you, imagine what its like for senior citizens living on a fixed income. They are finding ways to cut back and some of their ideas could help your family.

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WHAS11's Joe Arnold speaks to Sen. Mitch McConnell

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Sarah Palin has done in five days what John McCain has never been able to do...fire up the Republican Party's conservative base.

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Analysis from GOP strategist Scott Jennings.

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Sarah Palin said she was honored to be nominated as the vice presidential candidate for the Republican party last night during her acceptance speech.

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The Metro Corrections jail in downtown Louisville is 100 people over capacity. At metro corrections the 2,000 inmates outnumber the officers by five-to-one and when some inmates get unruly and won't stop, it gets dangerous.

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It's something that happens whenever you're dealing with any type of mass sheltering situation; there will be times when people won't get along, evacuees will drink too much and then return to the shelter and cause trouble or perhaps the worst case scenario, someone will try to sexually abuse a child.

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Kentucky largest road builder, Leonard Lawson, considers former Transportation Secretary Bill Nighbert a friend. According to a federal indictment released Wednesday, they were close and corrupt, involved in a bribery scheme to get Lawson confidential bid information.

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In an unprecedented alliance, 5 Louisville television stations have united to conduct an innovative DTV transition test program designed to prepare viewers for the end of analog television on February 17, 2009.

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She says her sons were beaten Wednesday morning by a gang of kids and she says this shows a problem she's been working to correct. She says one was attacked and the other so badly injured, she says he was unconcious when she found him.

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A Carrolton family says they want justice a year after a motorcycle wreck killed Brandie Chadwell, 25, and her unborn child.The family says the man dricing the motorcycle was under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash, but he isn't facing punishment for it.

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New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has given the green light for evacuees to head home and back to the Big Easy. The remnants of Hurricane Gustav have moved away from the Gulf Coast, and now the highways are busy as residents try to get back home.

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A 13-year-old is facing multiple charges after allegedly hijacking a school bus and driving it into a nearby church.

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Help stop crime

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WHAS11's Joe Arnold speaks to GOP strategist Scott Jennings.

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Raw video

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WHAS11's Joann Dickson (with the help of her mascot Pom Pom) shows you everything you need to know about HSGameTime.com, from uploading pictures and videos to submitting stories and how you can win money doing it. Any questions? Send them to Joann.Dickson@whas11.com

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They're the innocent victims of America's foreclosure crisis - pets abandoned by their owners. One southern Indiana woman rescues those dogs and gives them a place to call home. But now she's apart of the foreclosure crisis.