Disabled Kentuckians “Very Frustrated” at Lack of Vaccine Prioritization
"It's a reflection of how people with disabilities are viewed by society.”
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Changes Coming to JCPS After Racial Equity Reviews of Mascots, School Names
At least four schools have started the process of making a change.
Read MoreVolunteers Power Louisville's Mass Vaccination Site
From directing cars to giving injections, they do it all.
Read MoreLG&E Customers Decry 'Horrible' Timing of Rate Hike Request
“The common person can’t keep up with it."
Read MoreWhat Does Kentucky Need to Reach Herd Immunity?
More vaccine doses, more willingness to take it, and patience.
Read MoreRevisiting Kentucky's First Black History Textbook, 50 Years Later
"Kentucky's Black Heritage" was published in 1971. It remains a relevant today.
Read MoreAt One Louisville Adult Day Center, The Vaccine Is Giving People Their Lives Back
AccessCare has had about 70 clients get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Read MoreWith Transgender Military Ban Lifted, Kentucky Native Eager to Enlist
Kaycen Bradley has long dreamed of joining the Army. Now he can.
Read MoreHow Climate Change Explains a Soggy 2020
Experts say climate change is bringing rain to Kentucky and 2020 proved them right.
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