mental health

A series of town hall meetings will kick off in Owensboro this week as the justice system addresses issues surrounding those with mental illness, substance use disorders, and intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Speakers at the event, held in honor of the five people killed at the Old National Bank in downtown Louisville, spoke on healing, love and unity. Many called on listeners to convert that pain into action.

Mental health professionals say one of the best things anyone can do right now is connect with other people and talk about how they’re feeling.

Four non-profit mental health agencies are creating a partnership to form one of the largest community mental health centers to serve counties across western, central, and south-central Kentucky.

Corina Hall remembers looking out her window and watching her car be submerged by water shortly before 4 a.m. on March 1, 2021. Minutes later, water…

The COVID-19 pandemic has been especially difficult for young people in high school and college in Kentucky and across the U.S. The threat of illness, the…

As the pandemic continues to surge in the state, the Kentucky Nurses Association is asking lawmakers to set aside money so every public school can have a…

The recent tornados and resulting death and destruction will leave scars on the communities they devastated for months—and likely years—to come. Another…

Students from Future Farmers of America in Daviess and Henderson counties are bringing to the stage some of today’s mental health challenges faced by farm…

Kentucky students continue to readjust to in-person classes after the virtual learning and changing schedules of the COVID-19 pandemic. Owensboro Public…