Nadia Ramlagan

Thousands of Kentucky families face utility disconnections this summer, and the latest budget reconciliation bill would eliminate the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which helps millions of Americans afford their heating and cooling expenses.

Childhood trauma is costing Kentucky millions each year, according to anew report released today by Kentucky Youth Advocates and Bloom Kentucky.

Abortion rights advocates in Kentucky are concerned as the Department of Health and Human Services has revoked a policy requiring hospitals to provide abortion care in emergency situations.

Congress is considering a bill which would for the first time create a nationalized school voucher program, redirecting billions in federal funding from public schools toward private schools.

Kentucky kids are now faring better than they were before the pandemic, but one in five live in poverty, according to the 2025 Kids Count Data Book released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

As eastern Kentucky communities attempt to bounce back from a string of natural disasters, more small businesses are struggling to get back on their feet.

As Congress continues to push for cuts and additional work requirements for Medicaid eligibility, experts warn more Kentuckians could lose access to treatment for substance use disorders.

Kentucky's latest drug overdose fatality report showed a drop in deaths and, for the first time, a decline in deaths among Black Kentuckians.

May is National Foster Care Month, and Kentucky youth aging out of the system continue to experience high levels of housing instability and joblessness.

May is National Foster Care Month, and Kentucky advocacy groups across the political spectrum say the state hasn't done enough to keep kids out of foster care, including addressing the high number of parents who are incarcerated.