Nadia Ramlagan

Low health literacy can lead to poorer health outcomes, and groups across Kentucky are working to help communities make more informed decisions about their health.

Health insurance costs and energy assistance federal funding remain up in the air, despite President Donald Trump recently signing a continuing resolution to fund the government through the end of January.

The number of residents in Kentucky with some form of higher education, a degree or credential, is up by 5% compared with last year, according to new state data.

A Kentucky husband and wife team that specializes in handmade pottery is included in The Alliance for American Manufacturing’s new Made in America Holiday Gift Guide, which shines a spotlight on companies that make their products in the U.S.

Forty-five percent of Kentucky renters are cost-burdened, and many live with the threat of eviction, according to new data.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested nearly 1,300 people in Kentucky in the first half of this year, a nearly 40% increase compared to last year.

A public hearing will be held Nov. 25 on Gov. Andy Beshear’s proposed emergency regulations changing isolation policies for the state’s Department of Juvenile Justice.

Beginning in 2027, many people covered by Medicaid will need to comply with new work reporting requirements in order to get or retain Medicaid coverage. Experts say people living with mental health conditions are especially at risk of losing coverage.

Around 45 million student loan borrowers nationwide collectively owe nearly $2 trillion in federal and private student loan debt, and student loan interest is accruing for one in five Kentucky borrowers.

A new coalition of groups from more than a dozen states, including Kentucky, aims to secure funding for a regional restoration plan for the Ohio River Basin, which 30 million people rely on for drinking water.