Tag: Program
New support for employees with children with special needs
A new, free benefit to support those caring for children with learning, social or behavior challenges, or developmental disabilities comes to state employees in 2019.
H20 Help to Others Program helps families in need with water bill payments
The program is administered for Kentucky American Water by Dollar Energy Fund in order to assist eligible customers in financial distress with their water bill payments.
UK expands program to treat new moms for addiction
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - The University of Kentucky is expanding a program to treat female addicts who have recently given birth.
A statement from the...
Co-teachers going into year two with high hopes
With the new school year just days away, Jessica Moore and Michelle Areaux are starting to get excited.
Lexington kicks off new bus passes for the homeless program, Catholic Action Center not...
The city of Lexington is launching a new program that will offer free unlimited rides on Lextran to the city's homeless but not everyone is happy with the requirements the city has set to get a ride.
Federal program to help employers with tough hires
The Kentucky Career Center has a new plan to help employers hire hard-to-place applicants, such as those with substance abuse problems or a criminal record.
Governor launches new apprenticeship pilot program
Governor Bevin announced the launch of a new apprenticeship pilot program on Tuesday which will help students interested in a state government career gain on-the-job skills and opportunities.
Murray State University expands tuition assistance program
MURRAY, Ky. (AP) - Murray State University says it's expanding a tuition assistance program to cover students throughout the state.
The program includes scholarship assistance...
Students protest program cuts
Some Eastern Kentucky University students took a unique approach some would say 'dark' to show state lawmakers in Frankfort they're not happy with higher education cuts that led to program cuts at their school.
KSP: Safe Schools Initiative helps prepare for the worst
To try and keep schools as safe as possible, many districts have paired up with Kentucky State Police to go over exactly what to do in situations like an active shooter.
Kentucky bill aims to help officers cope with job stresses
Kentucky bill meant to help law enforcement officials cope with job stress.
Kentucky confident Trump will approve Medicaid request
Kentucky officials say they expect the Trump administration to approve the state's request to overhaul its Medicaid program.
FCPS announce new program for pre-schoolers
Fayette County Public Schools announced a new program Wednesday designed to build children's language and vocabulary skills before reaching school age.
Asbury University offers training for work in film industry
A Kentucky college says it wants to help people who aspire to work in the film industry.
At public hearing, most oppose proposed Medicaid changes
Dozens of people waited more than three hours to tell Kentucky officials how much they oppose proposed changes to the state's Medicaid program.
Regional program for deaf, hard of hearing set in Paducah
The Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing will hold a regional outreach program next week in Paducah.
Climate change discussion to be held in Frankfort Monday evening
Lane E. Boldman, Executive Director of the Kentucky Conservation Committee, will discuss "Climate Change: Impact on Kentucky and the World" at a program in Frankfort on Monday.
I DO program list for Lexington youth
The city of Lexington has announced their 2017 “IDO” program list for Lexington youth during the Fayette County Public Schools summer break.
National archery competition expects to draw 14,000 students
Students from across the U.S. are expected to arrive in Kentucky this week to participate in a national archery competition.
Fired Louisville officer’s record dotted with reprimands
Records show an officer who was fired over sex abuse charges involving a former Explorer Scout had been reprimanded earlier during his career with Louisville Metro Police.
