BY SAM KNEF KENTUCKY FLORENCE, Ky. — A new grant awarded to a northern Kentucky college aims to address a labor shortage in a field most everyone depends on, especially, as Kentuckians have been reminded this summer, following severe weather. What You Need To Know A grant from Duke Energy will help Gateway Community and Technical College…
By Jess Clark Food access advocates have been sounding the alarms for months, watching the original June 30 expiration date for the federal child nutrition waivers creep closer and closer. The pandemic-era program has allowed school districts to feed millions more needy children by increasing reimbursement rates, opening eligibility to more students and loosening rules about how…
By Justin Hicks Nearly 5,000 abortions were performed in Kentucky between April 2021 and April 2022. The vast majority accessed the health care in Louisville. Now, they’ll have to look elsewhere after a Supreme Court ruling Friday triggered a Kentucky law banning abortions. Data obtained by WFPL News from the Commonwealth of Kentucky Cabinet for Health and…
