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A Way to Feel Blessed at Tax Time

Charitable organizations, including those which feed the hungry, want you to check off boxes on line 33 of your state income tax return. The nine check...

Churches Add Voice to Prayers for Social Justice, Unity

Every Tuesday, while Kentucky lawmakers are in session, a call for unity and social justice is being sounded at the state Capitol. The Kentucky Council...

Lawmakers Seeking to Abolish Death Penalty Cite Cost, Morality, Mistakes

Two chambers. Two lawmakers from different parties. Similar bills. Republican Representative Jason Nemes and Democrat Senator Gerald Neal are both...

Keeping Kids Out of Court in Kentucky

Youth advocates say court is no place for young kids who get in trouble. In fact, they say, it can do more harm than good. But, Kentucky does not have a...

Kentucky Students Building Tiny, Learning Big

The popularity of tiny houses has become a teaching tool for dozens of vocational education and technology students in eastern Kentucky. Students from...

Is Trump FCC Threat to Net Neutrality?

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) guaranteed equal access to the Internet two years ago, when the regulatory agency passed net neutrality,...

Stream-Protection Rule Flows into Legal Battle

A coalition of community and conservation groups is fighting back against attempts by state officials in Kentucky and 13 other coal-producing states to...

Kentuckians Headed to DC for Women’s March

Donald Trump will be greeted by a massive, grassroots human rights rally during his first full day in office as president this Saturday. The Women's...

Report: KY Gets D-Minus Grade for Women’s Poverty, Opportunity

A higher percentage of Kentucky women face dire economic straits than in most other parts of the country, according to research on the status of women....

Seeking New Voice for Seniors in Kentucky

Kentucky's population is aging and the organization best known for representing people 50 and over is seeking a new spokesman. AARP Kentucky, with 470...

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