Rebecca Adams

1 month ago | lpm.org | Rebecca Adams |Rebecca Feldhaus

On the heels of a deadly tornado that killed at least 19 people in south central Kentucky Friday night, more potentially severe weather is forecasted to move across the commonwealth Tuesday. National Weather Service Louisville office meteorologist Samanta Wilson said a low pressure system running along the Interstate 64 corridor will bring a warm front and at least two rounds of rain.

Oct 4, 2024 | lpm.org | Aprile Rickert |Rebecca Adams

Voters in Southern Indiana have important local choices to make this year at the ballot box. Republican incumbent Erin Houchin is defending her seat as Indiana’s 9th Congressional District representative against Libertarian Russell Brooksbank and Democratic candidate Tim Peck. There are also four state representative seats up for grabs across Clark and Floyd counties, including the District 71 race, which covers Clarksville, Jeffersonville and part of New Albany.

Oct 4, 2024 | lpm.org | Aprile Rickert |Rebecca Adams

Democrat Wendy Dant Chesser will face Republican Scott Hawkins and Libertarian Gregory T. (Greg) Hertzsch for Indiana House District 71. Dant Chesser was caucused into the seat in May to finish the term for former Democratic Rep. Rita Fleming, who resigned soon after running unopposed in the primary. LPM News asked each candidate to submit information about their background and priorities. Responses have been edited for clarity and length.

Jul 16, 2024 | medium.com | Rebecca Adams

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May 6, 2024 | ctpublic.org | Rebecca Adams

Massachusetts' child welfare agency will stop diverting federal funds intended for foster children. Children who were due to receive survivors benefits or disability payments instead had that money taken by the state to help cover the cost of their own care. The Department of Children and Families estimated that totaled $5.5 million a year covering 600 children. That practice ended at the start of this year.