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Flickr/TorbakhopperOver 100 LGBTQ+ advocates gathered in downtown Bowling Green Thursday evening to bring awareness to recent legislation that targets trans rights. -
As Hoosiers continue to be unenrolled from Medicaid following the end of the federal public health emergency, providers say they are concerned about the current Medicaid portal and infrastructure.
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More than 18,600 Kentuckians have died from COVID-19 so far. The memorial devoted to their remembrance is named after the state motto: “United We Stand. Divided We Fall.” -
The state hasn’t placed foster children with the child welfare organization since the death of Ja’Ceon Terry in July 2022.
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Nutrition comes up a lot at doctors visits. For people who experience food insecurity, though, it isn’t easy to reliably get healthy meals.
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Lawmakers set out this year to rein in health care industry practices that contribute to the soaring costs in Indiana.
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MindFest is a free festival that runs from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday and gives Louisvillians a space to grieve and practice self-care together at the Roots 101 African American History Museum.
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Mobilize Recovery, a national initiative that encourages community-based solutions to drug addiction, held the first stop of its 2023 regional tour in Louisville.
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Abortion is almost totally outlawed in Kentucky but remains legal in Indiana while each state’s anti-abortion laws are challenged in court.
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The CEO of Seven Counties Services and Bellewood and Brooklawn Abby Drane plans to retire at the end of the year.
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Managing drug shortages is a routine part of a pharmacist’s job, but it’s become increasingly more difficult as shortages of ADHD medications, chemotherapy drugs and antibiotics continue nationwide.
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Norton Healthcare in Louisville has notified law enforcement after a cybersecurity problem this weekNorton Healthcare said its staff is investigating a cybersecurity problem that affected the organization’s computer systems.
