Katie Myers, Ohio Valley ReSource
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About five months after historic flooding devastated eastern Kentucky, people are bracing for a cold, long winter. -
The Black Lung Benefits Improvement Act would increase monthly benefits for retired miners and ensure miners’ access to legal representation.
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After revoking the initial version of the project in 2019, the federal Bureau of Prisons plans to revisit the process.
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The Ohio Valley is rich with sightings of cryptids: creatures of lore, unknown to science.
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Thousands of eastern Kentucky homes were damaged by July’s record flooding. Many began to rebuild, but quickly ran into red tape.
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The Bureau of Prisons has filed a new notice of intent to prepare an environmental impact statement for a new federal prison in Letcher County, Ky.
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Many are wondering if promises will be fulfilled in time — and when they will get into permanent housing.
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Knott County was the epicenter of the flooding, and has claimed the most deaths so far. Now, they’re picking up the pieces.
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The people of Whitesburg, Kentucky are rebuilding, mourning and trying to support their neighbors after a historic flood.
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Pride celebrations across rural communities in Kentucky provide solace, safety and celebration.
