Report Shows Declining Wages and Few Jobs in Kentucky
Five years after the recession officially ended, Kentucky workers still are grappling with a scarcity of jobs and continued declines in wages, according...
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Protecting Wildlife From Polluted Water
A coalition of conservation groups claims recently weakened federal water quality standards pose a threat to wildlife in Kentucky - both from coal...
Celebrity Suicide Shines Light On Depression
Family members and friends of Robin Williams, who died by suicide last week, acknowledge he was suffering from a long battle with depression. Many...
Protect Animals From Summer Heat
Dogs left in hot cars are an all too common summertime sight. Animal experts say it's extremely dangerous for animals, and could land their owners in...
Kentucky Below Average For Family Care
Kentucky got a grade of 'D-' in a new report analyzing how each state supports, or doesn't support, new parents in terms of leave time and job...
CDC Reports Shift In Teen Behaviors
Less cigarette smoking, soda drinking and physical fighting, but more time at computers and other tech devices, that's the snapshot from the Centers for...
Kentucky Ranked Last In Long-Term Care
State support for long-term care services for Kentucky seniors and the disabled ranks at the very bottom in a new national report card issued Thursday ...
Support Grows For Age Discrimination Legislation
Four out of five older Kentuckians support bipartisan legislation to combat age discrimination in the workplace. A new AARP poll of voters 50 plus finds...
Kentucky Ranks Low On Higher Education Funding
It's summer break for many college students across Kentucky, but a national report says they are not getting a break from lagging state support for...
Tougher Carbon Emission Standards Expected
On the heels of the latest warning about climate change in a National Climate Assessment report, the date is nearing for the Environmental Protection...