LIHEAP is designed to help people in Louisville who have a hard time paying their utility bills from January to March.

Tens of thousands of the state’s jobless claims in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic remained unprocessed until late October.

The housing market has been on fire with record-low mortgage rates.

One of the hardest lessons the pandemic has taught many has been monetary.

The governor's general counsel said with 16 people staffed, the Kentucky Unemployment Office will see about 125 appointments a day.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc not only on our holiday plans but also on our finances.

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The coronavirus pandemic has altered many aspects of daily life, but there is help out there for many people.

Applicants must be residents of Jefferson County and prove their need for financial assistance, like a copy of an eviction or a past due notice.

There are multiple options to make ends meet if you're in danger of losing your home.

Many in WAVE Country have been waiting on unemployment benefits, some since the pandemic began in March.

Makeena's creators say the app is a friendly, easy, economical way to connect to health, sustainability, and kindness.

Phones of eviction prevention centers are still ringing and on the other end of the line are concerned residents.

Jefferson County isn’t included in the state’s eviction relief fund because the county recently received more than $21 million dollars in federal CARES funding.

As the coronavirus has stressed the nation’s economy, consumers have turned to fighting for hand sanitizer, toilet paper, and now, some food items in local groc

What would you do to keep your favorite store or restaurant open during and after the COVID-19 pandemic?

The goal of groups like Louisville Community Ministries is to connect those in need with a team of people will help them get assistance to stay in their home.

Kentucky is among a minority of states with double-digit losses in public sector jobs and some fear the numbers will get worse.

“I don’t want to be on that list,” Traci Miller said. “My family, we need our home. We can’t be displaced.”

The extra $600 on unemployment checks from the federal government will be cut off at the end of July unless the government extends it.

Cathy Hinko, executive director of the Metropolitan Housing Coalition, is encouraging tenants and landlords to educate themselves.

Asking questions and making the right choices can ensure a person’s health and help them avoid being broke.

According to the Economic Policy Institute, 40% of households aged 55 to 64 have no retirement nest egg at all.

Social media platforms designed to bring us together often create a great divide because of something that was said.

“You need to make sure that you can sustain yourself if you don’t get a dollar coming in for at least 3 to 6 months,” the CEO of Marshal Wealth Management said.

Most college students are ineligible for a federal stimulus check if they are at an age where they can be claimed as a dependent on another person's tax return.

Communication is key if you're having trouble paying the rent.

There are some steps you can take now to help keep your credit on solid footing.

Some restaurants haven't been able to stay afloat with takeout and curbside orders.

A local attorney cites national data, updated last week, showing there's only been a slight decrease so far of people not being able to pay their rent.

Many insurance companies have not only noticed fewer cars and dangers on the road, but they have recalculated bills because of it.

A senior attorney for the Louisville Legal Aid Society’s Economic Stability Unit, provided some answers to a few questions about the economic impact payments.

These tricks can help you stretch your budget and the meals you prepare.