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A Kentucky health advocacy group has joined about 50 similar organizations across the country in urging Congress to open hospital accreditation surveys…

One man at the confluence of the nation's jobs crisis says it's one thing to be broke, but it's quite another to be hopeless.

In West Virginia, an Appalachian mountain is being transformed into a vast Boy Scout camp. It's more than 10,000 acres, and will border the New River Gorge. The $400 million construction budget and future events at the site are expected to aid an economically depressed area.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes — oh my. All manner of natural disasters have struck the U.S. this year, causing record damage and loss of life. Still, it's unlikely any major changes in building practices will occur.

When the history of education in the Commonwealth was recounted today during a conference at Eastern Kentucky University, former-Governor Paul Patton was…

The court did not rule on the constitutional issues raised by the lawsuits.

Two doses of the HPV vaccine may be enough to protect women against the virus that causes cervical cancer, according to a new study. After four years, women who had just one or two shots had the same infection rate as women who had three shots. That could increase the number of women protected.

In The Netherlands, a 42-year-old woman claims she was dialing up an ex-boyfriend. Again. And again. And again. He says they never had a relationship. She disagrees. A court says she's got to stop.

Eight Republican presidential candidates gathered Wednesday night at the Reagan Presidential Library in California for a debate. It was the debate debut for Texas Gov. Rick Perry. He's overtaken former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney in national polls.

The president says there is "nothing controversial" in his latest jobs program. It's time, he says, to "actually do something to help the economy." And he's laying out a plan he says has bipartisan appeal.