Today is last day to enroll in or change plans for federally-subsidized health insurance on Kynect
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Today is the last day to enroll in or change plans for federally subsidized…
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Health insurance tax credits set to expire for many Kentuckians at the end of 2025
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service This Wednesday is the deadline to enroll in Affordable Care Act marketplace health coverage….
Bills filed in first week of legislative session address abortion ban exceptions, perinatal care, adoption
By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today Kentucky lawmakers are hoping to address female reproductive health and healthcare services, adoption, and abortion…
Kentuckians urged to remain cautious as hazardous road conditions persist ahead of second winter storm
Hazardous travel conditions continue to impact Kentucky as below-freezing temperatures and snow flurries persist across the state ahead of another…
Looking to feel more energized during the new year? Don’t discount the power of a good nap
By Dr. Subhendu Rath University of Kentucky Hoping to feel more energized in 2025? Put down that energy drink and…
In bitter cold, here how to protect yourself and loved ones from hypothermia and carbon monoxide poisoning
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News As Kentucky faces bitterly cold weather as part of the first major winter storm…
Navigating Aging: The LGBTQ+ community relives old traumas as they face aging on their own
By Judith Graham KFF Health News Bill Hall, 71, has been fighting for his life for 38 years. These days,…
Congressman Morgan McGarvey introduces bill aimed at helping veterans access healthcare innovations
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky’s 3rd District Congressman Morgan McGarvey, D-Louisville, has introduced legislation to provide the Department of…
First baby born at St. Elizabeth is Oliver, born at 12:53 a.m. weighing in at 7 lbs., 10.8 oz.
Staff report The first baby to arrive at St. Elizabeth in 2025 was a boy named Oliver, born to proud…
Two surveys show food insecurity among Kentuckians is on the rise, over 460,000 affected
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Two separate surveys have recently showed a large increase in the number of Kentuckians who…
New Environmental Protection Agency data show millions more exposed to ‘forever’ chemicals
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service The latest Environmental Protection Agency data show over 11 million more people than in…
If your stress levels are increasing, here are self-care tips and ways to reduce street when possible
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today People often describe the holiday season as “the most wonderful time of the year” filled…
The NKY Health Department can help you with your New Year’s Resolutions — make health a priority
The Northern Kentucky Health Department is offering six great ways to make your health a priority in 2025. Here they…
Northern Kentucky schools, health department team up to dispose of vapes, educate students
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News “The Northern Kentucky Health Department is disposing of vapes confiscated from students at local schools as…
The Conversation: Anger, sadness, boredom, anxiety – emotions that feel bad can be useful
By Heather Lench Texas A&M University Remember the sadness that came with the last time you failed miserably at something?…
Domestic violence is widespread in Kentucky; here are some holiday safety tips
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern If you or someone you know has experienced domestic violence, call the National Sexual Assault…
Suicide prevention is especially important during holidays; free training available to everyone
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News This story mentions suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please…
Navigating Aging: Resources are expanding for growing number of older adults living alone
By Judith Graham KFF Health News Jeff Kromrey, 69, will sit down with his daughter the next time she visits…
St. Elizabeth Healthy Headlines: A Q&A with Dr. Doug Flora, himself a cancer survivor who helps others with cancer care
Dr. Doug Flora is the Executive Medical Director of Oncology Services at St. Elizabeth Cancer Center, overseeing clinical operations, strategic planning and…
St. E. Healthy Headlines: Hitting the slopes? Here are some tips to keep you out of the hospital
Winter temperatures are back in the Tri-state area, and so is one of the season’s most popular activities: hitting the…
Parenting comes with a lot of stress, especially during the holidays; don’t be afraid to seek help
By Dr. Caitlin Allen University of Kentucky Are you a parent feeling stressed out? You’re not alone. Parenting can be…
Federally-funded survey shows marijuana use by teens over past decade reaches historic lows
Federally funded survey data provided by the University of Michigan reports that teen marijuana use has declined significantly over the…