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8 Kentucky farmers markets where you’ll find far more than tomatoes
These Kentucky farmers markets offer much more than fruits and vegetables. Shop for artisan foods, handmade goods, flowers, and other local finds.
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Most Kentucky opioid settlement money is not being spent, new report shows
Local governments receiving opioid settlement dollars are sitting on most of the money, according to a new analysis from The Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.
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Nearly 100K Kentuckians already lost health coverage under GOP cuts. It will get worse
Most federal and state cuts to Medicaid and ACA health coverage haven’t fully taken root yet, but a new national report signals Kentuckians are already dropping out of health plans.
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What $1,300 rent gets you in Kentucky right now
From college towns to major metro areas, the state’s rental markets offer tradeoffs depending on the ZIP code.
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Lee Specialty Clinic to be saved after Gov. Andy Beshear finds financial ‘band-aid’
Beshear said lawmakers will still need to provide longer-term funding to the clinic that cares for adults with developmental needs in the 2027 legislative session.
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If Mitch McConnell dies while in office, what happens? How US Senate vacancies are filled in Kentucky
Kentucky handles things a bit differently than other states.
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Barriers, burnout, and resistance: Trans Kentuckians and the fight for healthcare
As anti-transgender legislation gets filed at record numbers across the country, hear from trans Kentuckians navigating the healthcare landscape.
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Data center battles are brewing across Kentucky. Help us report on them
From Cave City to Carter County, fights over where to put data centers—or whether they should exist at all—are cropping up across Kentucky.
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Are you seeing lower gas prices? Here are Kentucky’s last-second gas tax changes
Gov. Andy Beshear said some local leaders asked for a 10-cent gas tax cut at the last second—and others backed away from their previously announced requests.
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Kentucky’s largest cities act to regulate data centers
Kentucky has no statewide data center regulations, leaving local leaders to figure out next steps for their cities and counties.
