Nadia Ramlagan

After tornadoes devastated western Kentucky communities last year, many pets were displaced or separated from their owners. Now, Hopkins County is building a new shelter large enough to house more than 100 dogs, thanks in part to a $50,000 grant from the nonprofit Humane World for Animals.

A program connecting Kentucky job seekers to local, remote and travel-based work has received a $200,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.

The nation’s Social Security Trust Fund will not have enough money by 2034 to pay full benefits to retirees unless Congress acts, according to new data from AARP.

A growing number of cities and counties across Kentucky are considering moratoriums on data centers or adopting other zoning regulations for construction.

More foster and adopted youth in Kentucky are using the state’s college tuition waiver created specifically for them, according to a new report.

Experts will discuss changes to federal safety-net programs during a series of upcoming Kentucky Thrive Roadshow events aimed at community professionals.

A strain of influenza primarily found in cattle and pigs could potentially spread to humans as a contagious respiratory flu, according to new research from Ohio State University.

A new Kentucky law establishes a framework for carbon dioxide sequestration while also imposing stricter regulations on wind energy turbines and how they operate.

Mass deportations would shrink Kentucky’s workforce and could result in labor shortages, particularly in the restaurant and agriculture industries, according to a new report from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.

Storytelling can help connect communities and share information helpful for social services and local health departments, according to a University of Kentucky-led project.