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Tennessee is near the bottom of the list of most happy states, making it one of the least happy in America. Find out just how unhappy Tennessee really is now.

Kentucky has found itself at the bottom of the list of most happy states, making it one of the least happy in the entire country. Find out just how unhappy Kentucky really is.

Two small Tennessee cities have landed in the 99 percentile in a recent study, landing them both among the best small cities to live in the United States.

WalletHub recently conducted a study to determine which colleges and universities are the best in Kentucky. Brescia University earned high marks in the report released by the personal finance website.

August is Child Support Awareness Month, and the personal-finance website WalletHub just released its annual report of the States with the Most Underprivileged Children. It's a time to reflect on the well-being of children, and based on the study results, there's still work to be done in Kentucky.

In a study released ahead of National Police Week, Kentucky offers a low median income for officers, the worst for police protection in the country, and ranks poorly for police officer deaths.

How's life in Kentucky? When it comes to poverty, home ownership, income, health, and job growth, a new report from Wallethub shows there's work to be done. The Commonwealth has many families with not enough money to meet basic needs.

Wallethub released a study utilizing 5 key metrics to determine the safest states for Covid-19 and Indiana is near the bottom of the list.

Looking for a job or want to make a job change? It may be a bit harder to find one in The Commonwealth based on a recent study from the personal-finance website WalletHub.com. South Dakota is number one and Indiana ranks 39th.

To kick off National Police Week, the personal-finance website WalletHub.com just released its report on Best & the Worst States to Be a Police Officer.

April is Stress Awareness Month and to kick it off the personal-finance website WalletHub released its report on the most and least stressed states. Kentucky is ranked 5th in the percentage of the population living in poverty and 8th in divorce rate.

So many residents in the Commonwealth have found themselves unemployed during these difficult times. According to a new report from WalletHub, Kentucky is bouncing back with the best recovery in the U.S.