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On April 20, Kimberlyn Eldridge and Chad Teal were returning to their home in the Billings Heights from a date night. They were struck head-on by a drunk driver, changing their lives forever.

On April 20, Kimberlyn Eldridge and Chad Teal were returning to their home in the Billings Heights from a date night. They were struck head-on by a drunk driver, changing their lives forever.

On April 20, Kimberlyn Eldridge and Chad Teal were returning to their home in the Billings Heights from a date night. They were struck head-on by a drunk driver, changing their lives forever.

On April 20, Kimberlyn Eldridge and Chad Teal were returning to their home in the Billings Heights from a date night. They were struck head-on by a drunk driver, changing their lives forever.

The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative announces the 2024 Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky honorees, celebrating 40 years of honoring women who exemplify notable achievem

With the 2024 Kentucky legislative session well underway in Frankfort, advocates across the Commonwealth are joining together to lift kids’ voices during Children’s Advocacy Week. They are advocat

By Sarah LaddKentucky LanternGov. Andy Beshear is asking the legislature to spend $141 million over the next two years to stabilize the child care industry, but some advocates for children say t

Gov. Andy Beshear is asking the legislature to spend $141 million over the next two years to stabilize the child care industry, but some advocates for children say that won’t

Gov. Andy Beshear is asking the legislature to spend $141 million over the next two years to stabilize the child care industry, but some advocates for children say that won’t

Kentucky child care providers need funding from the legislature to subsidize the industry, or face cutting salaries, raising tuition or closing.