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New contracts could save Louisville millions

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Two new contracts aim to help the city of Louisville save millions of dollars.

The new contracts involve Metro EMS and Metro Corrections employees.

On the heels of questions about overtime pay policies at the expense of taxpayers, both contracts include provisions so that sick time and vacation no longer count as time worked.

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UofL to host family business center seminar

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE)– The University of Louisville's Family Business Center will be holding a seminar about the development methods of family business.  The event is scheduled for Tuesday, May 22, and will be held at the Galt House Hotel in downtown Louisville from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

During the seminar participants will be able to explore some of the best-practices for maximizing talent in a family business, and learn how to translate career development into promotion, succession, and strategic decisions. 

The seminar will be lead by Dr. Kent Rhodes, who maintains a successful coaching and consulting practice for a variety of family-owned businesses. Rhodes also has experience in strategic planning with an emphasis in clarification of mission, vision, and cultural influences in organizations.

Worker injured after contacting power lines

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A man is in the hospital after being shocked and burned working on a home in Old Louisville.

According to MetroSafe Dispatch, the call was received around 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at Brook Street and Burnett Avenue that a worker was hurt after the scissor lift he was in came into contact with the power lines.

Crews from LG&E and Louisville Fire and Rescue were able to reach the injured person who is currently listed in serious condition.

Fire officials tell us the man suffered serious burns to his shoulder and his abdominal areas.

Neighbors say they saw flames shoot from the man's body as they heard him scream.

"You could tell he was in agony," said Charles Craycraft, neighbor.

Brian Phillips, a spokesperson for the LG&E, said the worker was not employed by the utility or one of its contractors.

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Kosair part of new group to end child abuse

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Kentucky ranks among the top states where children are dying from child abuse. The victims who make up that statistic are often taken to Kosair Children's Hospital.

Kosair is part of a new group aiming to eliminate that stat.

'Partnership to Eliminate Child Abuse' is just that - several partners including medical professionals, local and state leaders. They formed the new group to better communicate with the public.

"We can't often prevent congenital heart disease or cancer in children, but this is completely preventable," Dr. Wright said.

Kosair isn't in this alone. UofL Pediatrics - Forensic Medicine, Kentucky Children's Hospital, local and state leaders formed the new group to better communicate with you and be a resource.

Dr. Wright reached out to print and broadcast outlets in hopes of keeping the conversation going, after a tragic event.

Americana Community Center to host 22nd annual Americana World Festival

Americana Community Center to host 22nd annual Americana World Festival

LOUISVILLE, KY,  May 10, 2012 – The twenty-second annual Americana World Festival: “Where Louisville Meets the World” will be held on Saturday, June 2, 2012 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Americana Community Center, 4801 Southside Drive in Louisville. Americana World Festival is a free, family-oriented event that brings together members of the local community to share and celebrate their cultural heritage and provides all Louisville residents the opportunity to experience the sights, sounds and tastes of the city's rich diversity.

Festival-goers will enjoy a full day of performances, food, and fun. Entertainment this year will include the local band Mercy Academy; hip-hop group CPHR DVN; the Coco Yam Band; Native American musician Michael Jacobs; a Bollywood dance troupe; belly dancers; a traditional Burundian drumming ensemble and more. A “Kids Zone” will feature games and activities for children, such as face-painting and bounce houses, until 8 p.m.

Police: Women admitted to robbing bank

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Louisville woman has been arrested in connection to a bank robbery.

According to police, Warrenisha King and another woman walked in to the Fifth Third Bank off Poplar Level Road last Wednesday.

We're told they had guns and demanded cash.

Police say the two women admitted to robbing the bank once they were arrested.

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