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Report Shows 1 in 5 Kentucky Children Live in Poverty
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Report Shows 1 in 5 Kentucky Children Live in Poverty

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The 2025 Kids COUNT Data Book tracks children’s’ economic well-being, education, health indicators and family dynamics.See the Story
Group's 22-Day Trip Raising Awareness of Veteran Suicide Passes Through Johnson City

Group's 22-Day Trip Raising Awareness of Veteran Suicide Passes Through Johnson City

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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — An advocacy group named "Riding 22 in 22" passed through Johnson City on its 22-day motorcycle road trip, aiming to raise awareness of veteran suicide rates. The group gathered at Wrecking Crew Harley-Davidson on Bristol Highway on Wednesday as it worked to pass through 22 states in 22 days. Docs: Plane crash that killed Scott Bloomquist ruled a suicide Event Organizers Jason and Angela White told News Channel …See the Story
State Health Plan Reaches Contract Impasse with CVS Caremark over Pharmacy Benefit Services
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State Health Plan Reaches Contract Impasse with CVS Caremark over Pharmacy Benefit Services

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The Treasurer's Office said in a news release Thursday that 18 months of contract negotiations have resulted in “an untenable impasse" with CVS Caremark, "which potentially endangers the financial well-being of the State Health Plan."See the Story

Asheville Academy, Trails Carolina owner faced financial upheaval before deaths

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New dashboard empowers North Carolinians to track air pollution in real time

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By Will Atwater Richie Harding, a 54-year-old resident of Northampton County, is surrounded by places that produce air pollution.  “A little over two miles south of me, there’s a wood pellet facility,” he said. “About a mile away, in the woods, there’s a hog CAFO. And Interstate 95 is about a quarter-mile east.” Harding, who has for years used an inhaler for his asthma, says he and many of his neighbors live with chronic health conditions that c…Pollution · North CarolinaRead Article

Domestic violence organizations in the Border Belt brace for federal cuts

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By Heidi Perez-Moreno Border Belt Beth has always enjoyed cooking. But the kitchen at the home she shared with her ex-boyfriend for 10 years had become a war zone.  He would criticize her every move, said Beth, who declined to share her real name because she feared for her safety. Anything could set him off — utensils, the water temperature — and he would yell and beat her, she said.  Eventually, Beth said, she would wait until her boyfriend lef…North Carolina · North CarolinaSee the Story

NC kids in crisis encounter a mental health system failing families

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Open the article to view the coverage from North Carolina Health NewsMental Health · North CarolinaRead Article

Short ambulance ride, big bill

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By Michelle Crouch The Charlotte Ledger After Cathy Head of Charlotte fell and fractured her shoulder in 2023, she was pleased that her health insurance covered almost all of the expenses for her care: the emergency room visit, the physician’s charges and months of physical therapy. Then she got the ambulance bill. For a 4.5-mile ride to Novant Health Matthews Medical Center, Head was charged $1,397. Of that, Head’s insurance paid just $130, she…Charlotte, North Carolina · CharlotteRead Article

Scientists find DNA proof of swine feces in North Carolina homes

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By Dawn Attride/Sentient The Daily Yonder This story was originally published by Sentient. In Duplin County, North Carolina, there is a pollutant that hangs in the air, the water and the soil. It tumbles in the breeze and into homes through open windows, settling as a thin film of dust on their kitchen tables. It gloops together in masses of sludge in the surface water that feeds their creeks and streams. The fresh, nostalgic smell of seawater a…North Carolina · North CarolinaRead Article

They ‘won’t get food’: Healthy Opportunities advocates press lawmakers to reconsider ending funding

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By Grace Vitaglione and Jaymie Baxley In 2022, Christina Schnabel was a single mom in Hendersonville barely making ends meet. She lived in public housing and made do with help from services like Medicaid and SNAP. Her son suffered from chronic gastrointestinal symptoms. That changed after she started volunteering with a local nonprofit called Caja Solidaria. The organization was one of the community partners in the Healthy Opportunities Pilot, a…Hendersonville, North Carolina · HendersonvilleSee the Story

Proposed SNAP cuts trouble NC food assistance programs

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By Anne Blythe Many in the food assistance world say they live by the adage “prepare for the worst and hope for the best.” That’s what Amy Beros, president and chief executive officer of Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina told NC Health News after the federal government first started notifying anti-hunger organizations of pending cuts to the Emergency Food Assistance Program. It’s also the attitude at Nourish Up, a food pantry netwo…U.S. Senate · Mecklenburg CountySee the Story

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