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DaVita Reaches ADA Agreement with U.S. Attorney's Office Over ASL Interpreter Allegations

DaVita Reaches ADA Agreement with U.S. Attorney's Office Over ASL Interpreter Allegations

DaVita, Inc., a company operating dialysis centers across the United States, has reached an agreement with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Kentucky. This settlement resolves a complaint filed under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The complaint alleged that a DaVita dialysis treatment center in Lexington failed to provide an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter for a deaf patient during multiple years of dialysis treatments. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, an ASL interpreter was necessary for the patient to communicate effectively during their treatment. DaVita fully cooperated with the investigation, which substantiated the allegations. As part of the agreement, DaVita will update its policies and practices concerning effective communication and securing qualified interpreters, train its staff, report future complaints, and cooperate with the U.S. Attorney’s Office to ensure ongoing compliance. Additionally, DaVita will pay $125,000 to the complainant and a $5...
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Kentucky Erases $153 Million in Medical Debt for 67,000 Residents Through State Program

Kentucky Erases $153 Million in Medical Debt for 67,000 Residents Through State Program

Kentucky's medical debt relief program has successfully erased $153 million in medical debt for 67,000 residents. This initiative, led by Governor Andy Beshear, recently completed its second round of debt forgiveness, eliminating nearly $50.6 million for over 22,000 Kentuckians. The program aims to cancel a total of $250 million in medical debt for approximately 130,000 residents. Established in September via executive order, the Team Kentucky Medical Debt Relief Program allocated $2.5 million to Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit. This organization purchases qualifying medical debt at a reduced rate and then forgives it. According to the governor's office, every $1 spent by the state results in $100 of medical debt erased. The program does not require an application; instead, Undue Medical Debt identifies eligible individuals who then receive an official notification letter. Allison Sesso, President and CEO of Undue Medical Debt, emphasized that no one should face financial instability due to necess...
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Louisville Independent Business Alliance Launches Annual HoLOUdays Gift Card Campaign

Louisville Independent Business Alliance Launches Annual HoLOUdays Gift Card Campaign

Louisville Independent Business Alliance Launches Annual HoLOUdays Gift Card Campaign
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Diallo and Wilkins score 16 apiece as No. 23 Kentucky beats James Madison 89-80

Diallo and Wilkins score 16 apiece as No. 23 Kentucky beats James Madison 89-80

Zoom Diallo and Alex Wilkins each scored 16 points to lead No. 23 Kentucky to an 89-80 win over James Madison
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Lexington Mobile Market Continues to Address Food Insecurity in Its Third Year of Operation

Lexington Mobile Market Continues to Address Food Insecurity in Its Third Year of Operation

Lexington’s mobile market is now in its third year of operation, continuing its mission to combat food insecurity by bringing fresh food and household essentials to neighborhoods with limited grocery access. The initiative is a collaborative effort between The Kroger Company, God’s Pantry Food Bank, and the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, which began in 2023. The 60-foot mobile market trailer functions as a full-service grocery store, making three stops daily across various city neighborhoods. It offers fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy products, and other basic necessities. According to John Rupp with God’s Pantry Food Bank, the market has visited 26 locations this year, generating approximately $120,000 in sales from around 7,000 transactions. A significant portion of customers, about one-third, utilize EBT or SNAP benefits, highlighting the market's role as a crucial resource for low-income families. Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton emphasized the program's success in supporting healthier lif...
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Kroger Opens New $42 Million Marketplace in Owensboro, Kentucky

Kroger Opens New $42 Million Marketplace in Owensboro, Kentucky

Kroger Opens New $42 Million Marketplace in Owensboro, Kentucky
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Kentucky pulls out of AJ Williams and Adan Diggs recruitments

Kentucky pulls out of AJ Williams and Adan Diggs recruitments

Kentucky no longer pursuing two of the top recruits in the 2027 high school class.
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Average gas price in each U.S. state, November 2026

Average gas price in each U.S. state, November 2026

Gas prices are falling across the country. See how much a gallon of regular unleaded costs in your state right now.
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Trump administration sues Penn State over in-state tuition for students in the US illegally

Trump administration sues Penn State over in-state tuition for students in the US illegally

The Department of Justice has filed a complaint against Penn State University challenging its policy of offering in-state tuition rates to some immigrants in the country illegally, part of a sweeping crackdown by President Donald Trump’s administration
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Muhammad Ali's Boxing Career and Cultural Impact Detailed in Retrospective

Muhammad Ali's Boxing Career and Cultural Impact Detailed in Retrospective

Muhammad Ali's Boxing Career and Cultural Impact Detailed in Retrospective
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Five Plays: Stanford Second Quarter

Five Plays: Stanford Second Quarter

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve tried to explain a blown coverage this year, but at least this one is easy. Jabari Mack is in zone coverage on this play with the responsibility for the third of the field to the top of the field. He starts the play staring into the backfield […]
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Alabama vs LSU predictions: Can Tide justify controversial CFP ranking?

Alabama vs LSU predictions: Can Tide justify controversial CFP ranking?

Alabama football looks to justify its lofty CFP ranking at LSU, where the Tigers seek a marquee win in a rivalry showdown with major playoff stakes.