It's unclear where Louisville stood during Muhammad Ali's time of controversy and trouble. If it tried to help, it failed.

The report findings show troubling trends like growing polarization and a decrease in empathy toward marginalized groups.

Muhammad Ali died on June 3, 2016 at the age of 74. After his funeral The Courier Journal sat down with his wife Lonnie Ali ...

Muhammad Ali: Remembering His Incredible Life on What Would Have Been His 81st Birthday Ali once spoke about his desire to balance his sport with good parenting. “I tried to be the greatest ...

Lonnie Ali stops by TODAY to discuss how her late husband Muhammad Ali’s legacy lives on through the Muhammad Ali Center, ...

Muhammad Ali’s last ever knockout victory came against Bradford scaffolder Richard Dunn. When the fight happened in 1976, the ...

The new report shows while people have felt an overall decline in compassion in the U.S., more people are searching for how ...

The story of Louisville luminary and boxing legend Muhammad Ali will be told in a comic book ... The book also covers notable moments in his personal life, detailing his repeated refusals to ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Muhammad Ali Center released a new study on compassion in America on what would have been the ...

Known simply as “The Greatest”, Ali’s influence transcended sports as his work as an activist, artist, and personality established him as one of the most renowned figures in the entire world.

But then Molander read further: “Muhammad Ali talks with Boyd Christenson at ... Ali’s time in Fargo came at an interesting period in his life. Born Cassius Clay in Louisville, Kentucky ...

Muhammad Ali delivered the final knockout of his career in 1976 with a little bit of help from martial arts legend Bruce Lee.