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A transgender Kentucky daycare worker accused of sexually abusing an infant while changing her diaper will avoid prison time.

My mother is quickly spending her savings and will not be able to afford her Assisted Living facility. What do we do? My husband requires so much care due to his health that I am...

 

Are you interested in a career focused on making a difference in the lives of Kentucky children and families? If so, the College of Social Work (CoSW) at the University of Kentucky has partnered with higher education institutions across the Commonwealth to offer an innovative opportunity.

It’s that time of every-other-year again: Kentucky’s General Assembly is working on the state’s budget. Advocates, policy analysts, lobbyists and constituents will fill the halls of Frankfort un

LEWISTON — SeniorsPlus was recently awarded a $500,000 grant through the Office of Aging and Disability Services, which has partnered with the National Disability Institute for the project. The project is designed to enhance care coordination services to Section 19 waiver members with assistive technology needs. Services include a comprehensive assistive technology assessment, and — […]

Iowa House and Senate Republicans rolled out a new proposal to provide a “glide path” to eliminating the state individual income tax, but does not set timeline to do so.

‘Glide path’ calls for IPERS investing state surplus, with profits used to reduce taxes

DES MOINES — Iowa House and Senate Republicans rolled out a new proposal to provide a “glide path” to eliminating the state individual income tax.

After providing resources to foster children and families across the Pennyrile region for nearly two years, Heather Gray the Executive Director of Joy Close ...