Push for transparency
Advocates call for improving Kentucky’s public disclosure law pertaining to child abuse cases
If Kentucky’s going to improve its child welfare system, it must improve transparency.
Cheating death and debt
Rep. Yarmuth touts second anniversary of life-saving provisions in the Affordable Care Act
Sarah Adkins says that on Jan. 9, 2011, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — known as “Obamacare” — saved her life.
Not amused
State weighs the future of Kentucky Kingdom, giving former operator the cold shoulder
Two months after the Koch family abruptly abandoned plans to resurrect the long-dormant Kentucky Kingdom as Bluegrass Boardwalk, August brought what appeared to be a glimmer of hope for the amuseme
Out of the shadows
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Vargas shares his journey of coming out — first as gay, years later as an undocumented immigrant
By the age of 30, Jose Antonio Vargas had already carved out an impressive career in journalism.
Losing choice or gaining independence?
Opposition mounts over proposed regulatory changes targeting disabled adults
Built like a linebacker, sporting a shortly cropped Mohawk, Eric Huggins’ gentle, precise paintbrush strokes produce art that hangs in Los Angeles galleries and New York living rooms.
Filling in
The number of Kentucky children being raised by relatives has doubled over the last decade
Jamesetta Drake had settled into her 40s, working as a cook and caring for one of her young grandsons. Then she received a call.
