Prevention is, of course, the best medicine. And in many cases, prevention is as easy as providing people with information. That was thinking behind a video unveiled
The Kentucky Chamber recently hosted a panel of experts to discuss racial inequalities in Kentucky. Kentucky Chamber president Nick Rowe started by accenting that, “as a chamber
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented new and unique challenges for public health officials in Kentucky, including addressing the growing opioid health crisis across the commonwealth.
The mission of Building Kentucky is to amplify ways Kentuckians are building a better Commonwealth. Amid a worldwide pandemic, economic recession and national movement for
Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky (PCAK) is preparing Kentucky for a prosperous future after the COVID-19 pandemic starting with the Commonwealth’s youngest citizens. By creating healthy connections
It is hard to believe that Kentucky saw its first confirmed case of COVID-19 just over two and a half months ago. The virus began
The western Kentucky community of Kuttawa recently celebrated a 109-year-old resident in a big way. Friends, family and local officials rallied together to coordinate a
Nonprofits around the world have launched a global effort to raise funds for COVID-19 relief. While Giving Tuesday usually follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Not all nurses work in hospitals. A social media campaign is gaining momentum showcasing the faces of health care workers outside the traditional medical facilities.
A Louisville-area skilled nursing facility is answering Gov. Andy Beshear’s request for support by opening a COVID-19 unit. Hillcreek Rehabilitation and Care will begin receiving patients
Northern Kentucky University has been awarded $750,000 to help reduce opioid overdoses in Kentucky. The University’s Institute for Health Innovation announced a new federal grant funded program
Baptist Healthcare has big plans for Jeffersontown, Kentucky. The Louisville-based health care system is seeking permission for a $43.4 rehabilitation hospital near Blankenbaker Parkway and
Ten years after its initial findings, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has updated its “Leaky Bucket” report reviewing the biggest ‘leaks’ in Kentucky’s state revenue ‘bucket.’ The
A grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) could cause a revolution in the energy industry led by one Louisville researcher. University of Louisville researcher Joshua Spurgeon
Following the decision by Gov. Andy Beshear to cancel managed care contracts awarded by the outgoing governor’s administration in December, officials have begun the process
