Kids sledding in Louisville - 1.28.26
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A child enjoys sledding in Louisville on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026. (WDRB image)
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In Kentuckiana, cold temperatures have led to an increase in cold and snow-related injuries, prompting doctors at Norton Women's and Children's Hospital to emphasize the importance of knowing when to go inside.
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