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This west Louisville landmark will soon be remade into a community resource center and affordable housing hub. Here's what we know.

Special Report: As of June, 73 percent of Kentucky’s 277 nursing homes were listed as going more than two years without a so-called “annual” inspection. It’s putting patients at risk.

Special Report: Kentucky led the nation with the highest job vacancy rate for state officials responsible for nursing home safety.

FRANKFORT – (TNS) Karen Butcher, whose son died in 2020 of an opioid overdose, asked a panel of experts on Monday in Frankfort: If cost wasn’t a factor, why shouldn’t

By Melissa PatrickKentucky Health NewsThe Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission held its first public hearing Monday to discuss funding development of an opioid-use disorder treatment us

Experts told state officials on Monday that the biggest risk to using ibogaine is adverse cardiac activity, though those risks can be minimized in a medical setting.

With a $2.25 million grant, Kentucky will expand and restructure its Medical Reserve Corps to cover every county in the state.

These aren't final decisions on the bans, but they can't be enforced while lawsuits against them are heard.

The funding will go to the expansion and restructuring of the emergency response network and proactively protect Kentuckians in all 120 counties.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday a federal grant of $2.25 million will go to supporting the expansion and restructuring of the Kentucky Medical Reserve Corps, to