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Jared HamiltonAs winter sets in, eastern Kentuckians wrangle with cold and flood aftermath -
Erica PetersonAdvocates urge Congress to update black lung program
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Three months after flooding, eastern Kentuckians worry about low voter turnout -
Mothman, Bigfoot and Little Green Men: the mysterious cryptids of the Ohio Valley -
Eastern Kentuckians face paperwork, hurdles as they rebuild flooded homes -
As charter schools spread across Ohio Valley, a controversial curriculum begins to take hold -
Once numerous, the few remaining ferries on the Ohio River carry on -
As winter looms, some flooded eastern Kentuckians struggle to find housing -
Legal advocates applaud FEMA changes in Kentucky, but say transparency needed -
In remote eastern Kentucky, neighbors help where no one else will -
Prison nurseries allow ‘intimate moments’ necessary for childhood development -
And now, they say the need for solidarity is urgent because the ruling could affect other privacy-related rights like same-sex marriage. On the state level, gay and trans advocates say they’ve been under attack, and without federal protections, the tables could turn quickly.
