Oct 2 Community Public Hearings On Sherman Minton Repairs, Traffic Concerns Set For This Week A partial or complete shutdown of the non-toll bridge when work starts in 2021 could limit the free options for drivers. By Amina Elahi Oct 2 Community Public Hearings On Sherman Minton Repairs Set For This Week Amina Elahi
Sep 17 Community Officials Seek Public Comment On $90M Sherman Minton Renewal Project Project Manager Mary Johamman says transportation officials will have to decide whether they should close the entire bridge for the construction. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 17 Community Officials Seek Public Comment On Sherman Minton Renewal Project Kyeland Jackson
Jul 8 Health Kentucky’s Blocked Medicaid Work Requirement Could Impact Indiana Indiana’s work requirement differs slightly from Kentucky’s. It will be introduced gradually once it goes into effect in 2019. By Isaiah Seibert, Side Effects Public Media Jul 8 Health Kentucky's Blocked Medicaid Work Requirement Could Impact Indiana Isaiah Seibert, Side Effects Public Media
May 8 Politics Democrat Watson Will Challenge GOP’s Hollingsworth For Indiana Seat Liz Watson defeated civil rights lawyer Dan Canon and another candidate in the primary for Indiana's 9th Congressional District seat. By Associated Press May 8 Politics Democrat Watson Will Challenge GOP's Hollingsworth For Indiana Seat Associated Press
May 7 Health Reversing An Overdose Isn’t Complicated, But Getting The Antidote Can Be The U.S. surgeon general recommends that an opioid overdose reversal drug be widely available to consumers. But there are several barriers to consumers' ability to acquire it. By Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media May 7 Health Reversing An Overdose Isn't Complicated, But Getting The Antidote Can Be Jake Harper, Side Effects Public Media
Apr 23 Health Planned Parenthood Sues Indiana Over New Abortion rules The new law will require medical providers who treat women for complications arising from abortions to report detailed patient information to the state. By Rick Callahan, Associated Press Apr 23 Health Planned Parenthood Sues Indiana Over New Abortion rules Rick Callahan, Associated Press
Apr 7 Environment Dig This: Paleontologists Are Excavating Indiana’s ‘Big Bone Mountain’ A group of scientists is unearthing bones from inside Indiana’s longest cave system to learn more about what life was like during the end of the Ice Age. By Ryan Van Velzer Apr 7 Environment Paleontologists Are Excavating Indiana's 'Big Bone Mountain' Ryan Van Velzer
Feb 1 Health Indiana’s Brand Of Medicaid Drops 25,000 People For Failure To Pay Premiums Indiana in 2015 implemented some of the most radical changes seen to the state-federal program that covers nearly 1 in 4 low-income Americans. By Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News Feb 1 Health Indiana Drops 25,000 People For Failure To Pay Medicaid Premiums Phil Galewitz, Kaiser Health News
Jan 17 Politics Sorry, Indiana: Proposal To Allow Cold Beer Sales Dies In Senate An Indiana Senate committee has overwhelmingly voted down legislation that would have allowed grocery stores, pharmacies and gas stations to sell cold beer. By Rick Howlett Jan 17 Politics Sorry, Indiana: Proposal To Allow Cold Beer Sales Dies In Senate Rick Howlett
Dec 29 Health An Indiana Law Makes Harm Reduction For Opioid Addiction Into A Yearly Battle Unlike other states, Indiana requires county governments to re-approve needle exchanges every two years, a provision advocates say puts the programs at risk. By Sarah Fentem, Side Effects Dec 29 Health An Indiana Law Makes Opioid Harm Reduction Into A Yearly Battle Sarah Fentem, Side Effects
Nov 7 Health Feds Will Allow Medicaid Work Requirements. Here’s What It Means For Kentucky The Trump administration is rolling out regulatory changes that are likely to clear the way for Kentucky's plan to remake its Medicaid system. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 7 Health Trump Administration To Allow Medicaid Work Requirements Lisa Gillespie
Oct 4 Community As Milk Profits Decline, Area Family Farms Struggle To Survive While Americans are drinking more milk than ever -- the number of small dairy farms has decreased steadily over the last 50 years. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 4 Community As Milk Profits Decline, Area Family Farms Struggle To Survive Ashlie Stevens
Sep 21 Community The State Of Hate In Kentucky Hate groups have long called Kentucky and the region home. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 21 Community The State Of Hate In Kentucky Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 20 Investigations Inside White Nationalists’ Longshot Plan To Win Over Appalachia Matthew Heimbach opens his playbook, offering a window into recruitment tactics and his grand plan to spread neo-Nazi beliefs across Appalachia. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 20 Investigations Inside White Nationalists’ Longshot Plan To Win Over Appalachia Eleanor Klibanoff
Jun 4 Health Wait, It’s Not A Scam! Explaining That Social Security Letter You Got In The Mail The letter explains a prescription drug and medical care savings program. But it leads with an exclamation that, frankly, can seem a little scammy. By Lisa Gillespie Jun 4 Health Wait, It's Not A Scam! Explaining That Social Security Letter You Got In The Mail Lisa Gillespie