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Belfast unveils statue of abolitionist Frederick Douglass

A bronze statue of Frederick Douglass has been unveiled in Belfast, where the American abolitionist visited in both 1845 and 1846.

Dams, education reform act, and budget take center stage during first week of legislative interim

Editor’s note: This legislative update was submitted on Friday, June 16.

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Steve Rawlings: Dams, education, budget take center stage during first week of interim session

Legislators returned to the capitol last week as the 2023 legislative interim kicked off and the pace picks up for preparations for next session. Fourteen committees and task force meetings took place

After 3 years of enrollments piling up to a record number, those on Medicaid must go through renewal process

Kentuckians on Medicaid need to pay attention to any correspondence from the state’s Medicaid program. The Department for Medicaid Services has resumed its annual renewal process for Medicaid members because

Stadium project gives MCHS 'home field advantage' | News, Sports, Jobs

LEWISTOWN — Home field advantage is one of the most well-known concepts in sports. Unfortunately, Mifflin County High School athletes can’t say they have a home-field advantage with the current outdoor athletic facilities, according to school officials and community leaders who are spearheading the campaign to build a proposed $15.1 million Husky Stadium Project. “In […]

Trans Day Care Worker Charged with Abusing Baby After Witness Spoke Up

A worker who is male but identifies as female is facing charges of abusing an infant for whom he was caring at a Kentucy daycare.

Grandparents need Kentucky legislature to increase KTAP support

Financial support for poor families caring for children has gone almost 30 years without a cost of living increase, despite available federal funds.

Grandparents need Kentucky legislature to increase KTAP support

Robert F. Kennedy said, “The purpose of life is to contribute in some way to making things

Hiking, biking, camping, kayaking fishing, swimming help PA economy

The state credits 152,000 jobs to its outdoor recreation opportunities.