Dec 14 Community Census Data Show Some Ky. Counties Among Nation’s Poorest The latest American Community Survey shows Bell, Harlan and McCreary counties have some of the lowest median household incomes in the United States. By Jeff Young and Alexandra Kanik Dec 14 Community Census Data Show Some Ky. Counties Among Nation’s Poorest Jeff Young and Alexandra Kanik
Dec 14 Health Open Enrollment Ends Saturday; Almost 30,000 Uninsured Kentuckians Qualify For Free Insurance Time is running out for Kentuckians who want to sign up for individual health insurance on Healthcare.gov. By Lisa Gillespie Dec 14 Health Analysis: 30,000 Uninsured Kentuckians Qualify For Free Insurance Lisa Gillespie
Nov 30 Health Open Enrollment Ends Soon; So Far, Kentucky Sign-Ups Lag The last day to sign-up for coverage on Healthcare.gov is Dec. 15. So far, fewer Kentuckians have purchased plans this year compared to the same time last year. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 30 Health Open Enrollment Ends Soon; So Far, Kentucky Sign-Ups Lag Lisa Gillespie
Nov 29 Investigations Seized: Few Kentucky Police Agencies Report What They Take Through Asset Forfeiture In Kentucky, 11 percent of police agencies report how much suspected drug money they seize every year. How much nearly 300 other agencies take is unclear. By Jacob Ryan Nov 29 Investigations Few Ky. Police Report What They Take Through Asset Forfeiture Jacob Ryan
Nov 6 Election 2018 LIVE Updates: Election Results For Kentucky Get the latest on Kentucky's ballot initiative and detailed House results, from NPR and the Associated Press. By NPR Staff Nov 6 Election 2018 LIVE Updates: Election Results For Kentucky NPR Staff
Oct 6 Health Kentucky’s Program To Support New Parents Gets Another Year Of Funding Kentucky’s Health Access Nurturing Development Services (HANDS), is part of a national program that helps parents create safe and healthy environments for their children. By Lisa Gillespie Oct 6 Health Ky.'s Program To Support New Parents Gets Another Year Of Funding Lisa Gillespie
Sep 10 Health Kentucky Launches Emergency Preparedness Campaign Kentucky’s Department of Public Health launched a campaign to urge Kentuckians to prepare for disasters. It's called "First 72 On You." By Lisa Gillespie Sep 10 Health Kentucky Launches Emergency Preparedness Campaign Lisa Gillespie
Aug 21 Health Louisville Plans Community Training On Suicide Prevention The free training will be offered September 9 to 15, which is National Suicide Prevention Week. It comes as deaths by suicide have been on the rise both nationwide and in Kentucky. By Lisa Gillespie Aug 21 Health Louisville Plans Community Training On Suicide Prevention Lisa Gillespie
Jul 22 Health New Comment Period Open On Kentucky Medicaid Changes The public will again be able to weigh-in on the Medicaid changes that were set to go into effect July 1, before a federal court judge struck them down. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 22 Health New Comment Period Open On Kentucky Medicaid Changes Lisa Gillespie
Jul 2 Health Kentucky Leaders Float Plans Opposing Bevin’s Cuts To Medicaid Benefits The Bevin administration announced the cuts this weekend following a Friday court ruling striking down the governor's changes to the program. By Lisa Gillespie Jul 2 Health Ky. Leaders Float Plans Opposing Bevin's Cuts To Medicaid Benefits Lisa Gillespie
Jun 26 Recut Recut: Why Are Louisville’s Black Kids Jailed More Than White Kids? In Louisville's detention center, 3 out of 4 youth are black, but only 1 out of 4 kids in Louisville are black. Why aren't more people talking about this? By Jonese Franklin Jun 26 Recut Recut: Why Are Louisville's Black Kids Jailed More Than White Kids? Jonese Franklin
Jun 4 Economy Taking Flight: Coalfield Students Have High Hopes For Drone Industry Jobs The Ohio Valley has a long history as a leader in aerospace engineering. The economically struggling communities of eastern Ky. are hoping drones will be a part of the region’s future. By Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource Jun 4 Economy Coalfield Students Have High Hopes For Drone Industry Jobs Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource
Apr 19 Health Ky. Health Departments Get Brief Pension Reprieve, But Public Health May Still Take A Hit To make a $38 million pension payment by July 2019, county health departments say they may be forced to cut or close preventative and public health programs. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 19 Health Ky. Health Departments Get Pension Reprieve, But Cuts Still Likely Lisa Gillespie
Apr 13 Health Kentucky Health Departments Eye Cutbacks As Pension Costs Skyrocket Kentucky’s local health departments are facing massive increases in pension costs. And this could mean public health programs are cut back or closed entirely. By Lisa Gillespie Apr 13 Health Kentucky Health Departments Eye Cutbacks As Pension Costs Skyrocket Lisa Gillespie
Apr 8 Environment Radiologists Call For Repeal Of Kentucky Black Lung Law The American College of Radiologists is asking Kentucky to repeal a new law that changes how coal miners receive benefits for black lung disease. By Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource Apr 8 Environment Radiologists Call For Repeal Of Kentucky Black Lung Law Benny Becker, Ohio Valley ReSource