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Graham Ambrose

Graham Ambrose is an investigative reporter covering social services and youth issues. He is a Report for America Corps member.

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CDC Recommends Younger Kids Wear Masks; Kentucky Says It Depends

By Graham Ambrose, Investigative Reporter, Youth and Social Services | June 26, 2020

After three months of closures, child care centers have reopened in Kentucky with a full slate of new safety guidelines. There are temperature checks. Groups are capped at 10 kids. Playground time is staggered. The “lost and found” bin has been eliminated.

After Church Was Shot, Renewed Focus On Kentucky’s Hate Crime Laws

By Graham Ambrose, Investigative Reporter, Youth and Social Services | June 15, 2020

Crimes motivated by hate aren’t treated much differently than other crimes under Kentucky state law. 

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