Shepherd Snyder
Reporter, WEKU-
A “green” aluminum smelter could be coming to Kentucky following a $500 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy. -
TeachingBooks is an online book database for children and young adults, including thousands of audiobooks. It’s now freely available at all public libraries and schools in Kentucky, or through online devices like phones or computers. -
Eleven more locations for EV charging stations are planned for Kentucky. -
The bell hooks Institute at Berea College closed soon after her death in 2021. College leaders announced it will be reopening. -
Treatment provider Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) is laying off an undisclosed amount of workers and making changes to some of its facilities ahead of impending reimbursement rate cuts to Medicaid. -
Herron, who represents the state’s 42nd District in Louisville, says it’s important to view these incidents with a “holistic” approach, so more widespread change can be made. -
Disaster assistance for those affected by storms during Memorial Day weekend are available for victims in 15 Kentucky counties. -
Health officials in eastern Kentucky say access to naloxone has improved throughout the past couple years, in part because of state and federal programs that support local health departments and emergency services. -
An initial shipment of 8,000 doses of Naloxone came to Kentucky last week as part of a settlement with Teva Pharmaceuticals.
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Kentucky-American Water customers will get partial refunds on their bills after the Public Service Commission issued an order trimming down a proposed rate increase.
