A new policy report on childcare by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce shows many ways care can be improved in the commonwealth. Dozens of organizations and businesses provided input for the report. People with small children need help to remain active …
From John Cherwa: The horses have barely passed the finish line at Churchill Downs when many heads turn to the east, pointing to Baltimore, and start thinking about the Preakness, the second stop on racing’s Triple Crown. And that quickness belies the …
FLORENCE — Kentucky nonprofits are racing against time to secure the funding needed to sustain their programs in the coming weeks, months and throughout the year. Kentucky Gives Day is a 24-hour fundraising campaign aimed at raising awareness for nonprofit …
As the White House and Congress weigh difficult budget decisions, Kentuckians are watching closely, especially those of us who work to address the opioid and overdose epidemic. Proposed federal cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) …
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Tuesday, May 13 is a big day for nonprofits in Kentucky. Kentucky Gives Day. Kentucky Gives Day, in its 13th year, is a way to give back to organizations that give so much to the community. Organizers said nonprofits need the …
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Los funcionarios del estado afirmaron que las filas del Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados (DMV) pueden ser más largas de lo normal después de nuevos cambios en el proceso de licencia por todo el estado. Uno de los cambios nuevos es la adición de una …
A new report from the Commonwealth Fund showed between 8,000 and 12,000 Kentuckians could lose their jobs as a result of the state implementing Medicaid work requirements, which would cause more people to lose health coverage. Leighton Ku, professor of …
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