Properly dispose of your large solid waste items with this Louisville Metro governemnt program that ensures recycling. This semi-annual program makes fall cleanup a breeze.

Louisville residents are invited to take part in this community forum to directly participate in the planning and conduct of health research.

The 2010 Louisville Race for the Cure was regrettably unorganized, but ultimately an importnat and inspiring event. Read about the writer's first 5k experience, final revelation, and get race results.

Breast cancer prevention comes in many forms, but one often overlooked--breastfeeding--is finally being recognized with a sole item via Race for the Cure gear for babies. And, there's still time to register for tomorrow's event!

Donate a soccer ball to Kick for Nick, and send good will to the future of Iraq--its children.

Aspiring Biggest Losers Christi and Samantha have finished their first race, the first in a series of national 5k Biggest Loser events.

Christi and Samantha have worked through illness and the difficulties of every day life to continue getting fit, losing weight, and getting ready for their first race. The goal? To finish!

If for any reason you've been neglecting health checkups, the West Louisville Health Fair truly has it all. Don't miss it!

The suicide rate in Louisville exceeds the national average. Find out if you or someone you know is at risk, and how to get help right away. Veterans, there's a special helpline for you.

Hike and bike Louisville on Labor Day as part of the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Subway Fresh Fit Hike & Bike. It's FREE, it's family friendly, there's free stuff, activies for everyone, and you can even bring the dog. Get healthy! Why not start on Monday?