Nadia Ramlagan
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Storytelling can help connect communities and share information helpful for social services and local health departments, according to a University of Kentucky-led project. -
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and across the state, advocates are raising the alarm about educator misconduct in schools. -
Rural Kentuckians are increasingly burdened by sky-high gas prices, particularly those with lengthy daily commutes to work. -
In eastern Kentucky, Floyd County officials are spearheading several projects aimed at boosting economic and climate resilience in the region. Housing also remains a challenge after years of devastating flooding. -
Electricity costs in Kentucky increased by nearly 12% last year, according to a new report by the Congressional Joint Economic Committee. -
April is Sexual Assault Prevention Month and advocates across the state are working to raise awareness about sexual violence, particularly for harms driven by the internet, social media and artificial intelligence. -
When eviction filings are put on public record in Kentucky, they include everyone listed on the lease, which often includes children. -
More insurers are offering doula coverage as new moms seek out professionals who provide prenatal planning, comfort during labor, and postpartum support. -
Kentucky House lawmakers have approved a bill that would strengthen consumer protections for cryptocurrency kiosks, sending it to the Senate for consideration. -
Proposed Kentucky legislation would create a state trust fund for positive youth development programming using future settlement funds from social media company lawsuits.
