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Parents of children with disabilities in Kentucky can apply for grants to help offset the costs of medical services traditional insurance plans do not cover.

Community leaders in Appalachia are urging the U.S. House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure to keep up progress on advancing the bipartisan Fixing Emergency Management for Americans Act.

Domestic violence drives other violent crime in Kentucky and contributes to criminal recidivism, all while draining law enforcement and court resources across the Commonwealth, according to a report from the Council of State Governments.

The Trump administration's changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program mean that most Kentucky veterans will have to prove they are working, looking for work, or volunteering to keep their benefits next year.

A new report claims if child care were more available and affordable in Kentucky, around 16,000 to 28,000 people could join or rejoin the state's workforce, adding up to $600 million to the economy.