Nadia Ramlagan
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Conservation experts say the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to delay new wastewater treatment standards for coal plants by five years will damage cleanup efforts at the Ohio River. -
Rural communities in Kentucky may find it harder to vote by mail due to a new U.S. Postal Service rule, which changes the postmark process. -
Eastern Kentuckians could potentially face a 14% rate hike on their energy bills under a proposal by Kentucky Power. -
Kentucky state lawmakers convene in Frankfort today for the start of the legislative session, where they will craft the next two-year state budget. -
Central Kentucky older adults unable to drive or lacking reliable transportation can use a free ride-share service called the Independent Transportation Network of the Bluegrass. -
The average overdue debt balance in Kentucky is $549, and more than 127,000 households in the Commonwealth are in the red, according to a new report from the advocacy group Protect Borrowers. -
In Kentucky, nearly one in five youths from ages 6-17 are obese, according to new county-level data on measures of child well-being in the Commonwealth. -
The Kentucky Agricultural Development Board recently approved more than $2 million in funding for agricultural diversification and rural development projects in the state. -
A Kentucky veteran survived two major organ transplants with the help of his wife, who turned to local resources for caregiving support. -
Kentucky’s continued reliance on fossil fuels is more expensive and is not required to maintain the reliability of the grid, according to a new report.
