Public News Service

Hundreds of Kentucky children are legally free for adoption, and increasingly, companies are offering benefits to employees who choose to adopt.

Conservation experts say the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to delay new wastewater treatment standards for coal plants by five years will damage cleanup efforts at the Ohio River.

Rural communities in Kentucky may find it harder to vote by mail due to a new U.S. Postal Service rule which changes the postmark process.

Kentucky’s pension funding levels have improved despite nearly two decades of challenges, retirement experts said.

The average overdue debt balance in Kentucky is $549 and more than 127,000 households in the Commonwealth are in the red, according to a new report from the advocacy group Protect Borrowers.

Eastern Kentuckians could potentially face a 14% rate hike on their energy bills under a proposal by Kentucky Power.

Kentucky state lawmakers convene in Frankfort today for the start of the legislative session, where they will craft the next two-year state budget.

Unions in Kentucky and New Hampshire say they’ve made historic gains through coordinated bargaining.

A Kentucky husband and wife team that specializes in handmade pottery is included in The Alliance for American Manufacturing’s new Made in America Holiday Gift Guide, which shines a spotlight on companies that make their products in the U.S.

Health insurance costs and energy assistance federal funding remain up in the air.