Nadia Ramlagan
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A recent gathering in Louisville brought together local activists and organizers with national experts to brainstorm ways to promote healing and belonging in a society fractured by divisiveness. -
Kentucky’s data center tax break, previously estimated to cost $15 million a year, could quickly cost the state more than $1 billion in lost revenue, according to the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy. -
More than 1 million Kentuckians receiving Social Security payments will see their benefits increase in January. -
Kentucky is receiving more than $9 million from the federal government to bring the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting program to more rural and low-income counties. -
Employer-sponsored healthcare plans, the Affordable Care Act marketplace, and Medicare are ramping up for a new enrollment period. Kentucky residents have just a few months to select the right coverage for next year. -
Beginning this month through December, more motorists on Kentucky roads will encounter wildlife, potentially causing fatal car crashes and accidents. -
Manufacturing employment in the clean energy sector is down nearly 300,000 jobs from 2024, according to a new report. -
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, a national labor union, strongly supports data centers and has been a big donor to In This Together, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's political action committee. -
Sept. 8 is International Literacy Day, and in Kentucky and other states, a new movement aims to improve reading skills in rural communities where many children lag in literacy skills. -
More homeless people have been cited or arrested for unlawful camping in the Commonwealth two years after House Bill 5, the state's unlawful camping statute, went into effect.
