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The efforts come in response to a 2024 Healthy Minds Study that showed 68% of surveyed KCTCS students had depression and 66% had anxiety.

The goal is to identify more scams, help report them, and get people their money back.

Coleman did not attend the annual church picnic in West Kentucky Saturday, but she was one of the speakers at a recent Marshall County event.

The Kentucky Chamber reports 45% fewer housing permits have been issued from 2008 to 2023.

Gov. Beshear maintains universal pre-k is imperative to boost kindergarten readiness.

Tens of thousands of Kentucky households received assistance through LIHEAP to prevent utility disconnections.

For the next three years, perhaps longer, the Capitol will remain a most lonely place.

GOP lawmakers say the cost of building galleries couldn’t be justified. Others worry about access and public participation.

Under Senate Bill 181 – which took effect on June 27 – teachers aren't generally allowed to contact students through texting, phone calls, social media or other untraceable methods.

KSU was one of a slew of public colleges and universities that presented their needs to the legislature’s Capital Planning Advisory Board.