Nadia Ramlagan

Upcoming changes to Medicaid eligibility will affect Kentucky’s refugee and asylee populations, even those with green cards.

There were more than 14,000 child abuse and neglect cases in Kentucky between late 2024 and 2025, according to new federal data.

This is National Take Your Family to School Week, which aims to highlight the importance of parental engagement in a child's education.

As immigration enforcement activities continue to ramp up nationwide, community college teachers in Kentucky, many serving large immigrant populations, said they are wary of potential interactions with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

An Environmental Protection Agency finding outlining the harms of greenhouse gas emissions has been revoked by the Trump administration. Climate advocates say the repeal of the 2009 Endangerment Finding paves the way for unregulated pollution.

The Kentucky General Assembly is focusing on strengthening penalties for repeat offenders through bills targeting workplace trespassing violations and increasing sentencing for violent, persistent offenders.

The final fairness hearing wrapped up this week in the class-action lawsuit Louisville residents brought against the JBS Swift Pork plant in Butchertown. However, experts say a proposed settlement wouldn't address ongoing environmental and animal harms associated with industrial slaughterhouses.

Medicaid funding is a top issue as Kentucky lawmakers continue to deliberate the state budget amid federal cuts.

The majority of digital currency kiosk scams involve adults over 60, and new Kentucky legislation aims to clamp down on operators with tighter regulations.

Kentucky’s growing Haitian community and local industries that employ many Haitian immigrants said they are relieved after a U.S. District Court blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 300,000 Haitians, allowing them to continue working and remain protected from deportation.