Horizon Community Funds grants to two NKY nonprofits increasing access to health care needs
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has granted more than $35,000 to two nonprofit organizations in an effort to meet…
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Wood Hudson has 17 undergraduate students in virtual summer program pursuing cancer research
Wood Hudson’s virtual summer Undergraduate Research and Education Program (UREP) is in full swing with 17 students, four scientists, and…
Natalie Deering: Be GLAD — how an attitude of gratitude can shift mental health, improve mood
When talking about ways to improve your mood, you may have come across the advice of thinking about what you…
University of Kentucky study finds time-restricted eating may reduce hypertension related to diabetes
By Elizabeth Chapin University of Kentucky A new University of Kentucky College of Medicine study suggests that time-restricted eating may…
Covid cases inching up and concerns mount over Delta variant; get vaccinated if you haven’t
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky has begun to see another uptick in COVID-19 cases, according to State Public Health…
Former UK basketball star, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is an advocate for those who stutter — because he does
By Allison Perry University of Kentucky Beloved by Big Blue Nation, former University of Kentucky men’s basketball player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is perhaps…
Science Sistas group wants to help women of color pursue their dreams of careers in medical fields
By Jenny Wells-Golden University of Kentucky Tyona Golden and Johnnetta Burns came to the University of Kentucky as freshmen in 2013. As…
Six of state’s 61 health departments (including NKY) are losing their directors in wake of pandemic
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Nearly 10 percent of the state’s health departments are losing their directors, with five…
Report on nursing homes, long-term care facilities paints bleak picture of economic crisis they face
The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL), representing more than 14,000 nursing homes, assisted living…
Pandemic restrictions easing, we’re returning to ‘normal’ — but anxiety lingers; what to do?
By Lindsey Piercy University of Kentucky Pandemic restrictions are beginning to ease as the state, and country, returns to “normal.”…
New Kentucky millionaire, five students with full college scholarships win ‘Shot at a Million’ contest
Gov. Andy Beshear presented the first six winners in the state’s “Shot at a Million” contest, designed to spur Kentuckians…
Covington Farmers Market adds second location, will compete for AFT ‘People’s Choice’ best in nation
Covington Farmers Market is encouraging supporters to participate in America’s 13th annual Farmers Market Celebration bwtween June 21 to September…
Five Seasons Sports Club, Swim Across America to host ‘Seasons Swims Against Cancer’ event July 18
Five Seasons Sports Club is partnering with Swim Across America (SAA), the official charity for swimmers, to raise money to…
Reminder: Deadline is tonight to sign up for Shot at a Million — a chance to win $1million, scholarships
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Tonight at 11:59 p.m. eastern time is the deadline to register for the first drawing…
Getting your child ready for COVID-19 vaccinations; here’s a checklist for protecting your child
By Mahak Kalra Kentucky Youth Advocates We’ve made a big step towards ending the pandemic with vaccines now available to…
Coronavirus Relief Fund address student hunger, educational setbacks, homelessness and more
Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has granted $15,000 to FUEL NKU, $2,700 to UpSpring, and $1,250 to Esperanza Latino…
Local cancer research laboratory survives pandemic by going virtual (digital microscopes, Zoom worked)
By Larry Page Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory Introducing university undergraduate students to cancer research is an extremely important part…
Agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack says U.S. taking steps to boost federal nutrition assistance programs
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The Department of Agriculture is making sure children have enough to eat this summer,…
New UK College of Medicine study to examine health disparities related to flavored tobacco products
A new University of Kentucky College of Medicine study will examine how policies that restrict the sale of flavored tobacco products including…
Auditor’s office releases information on how state spent Coronavirus Relief Funds from CARES Act
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today State Auditor Mike Harmon’s office released a data bulletin on Wednesday that focuses on how…
KY reporting fewer than 200 coronavirus cases per day; number of positive tests below two percent
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Leading indicators of the pandemic in Kentucky have passed more milestones on a steady…
Ticks, ticks and more ticks: Kentucky is home perfect home for the critters — protect yourself from them
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Some Kentuckians are saying ticks are more plentiful than ever this year. Some states…