Long-haul trucker Bobby Coffey-Loy juggles driving 6,000 weekly miles while caring for his terminally ill mother. Seeking connection and understanding on the road, Bobby turns to the LGBTQ+ Trucking Network, a support system he founded with his husband Ricky.

In Bowling Green, Kentucky, Old Morgantown Road hosts several International Markets. These markets offer a wide variety of flavors and foods worth trying.

After quitting his full-time job as an engineer, Jason Brown uses his sign-making artistry to create unforgettable surprises.

In the basement of 73-year-old Carol Burt’s home is a quaint woodworking shop known as Nana’s Nest. As she ages, Burt must reconcile with the realities of balancing her woodworking hobby and her health.

Cebette Murphy received a diagnosis of Thymic Carcinoma, one of the rarest forms of cancer, nearly two years ago. Today, she faces the challenges and triumphs of her cancer journey, all while striving to embrace life to the fullest.

After fleeing from the Bosnian War nearly 28 years ago, Bosnian immigrant and widowed mother, Sedja Jusic faces the realities of living in the United States alone.

For Leslie, a 15-year-old from Bowling Green, Kentucky, and her single mother Sarah Reader, the past two years have brought major health challenges and life changes. It all started in 2020 when Leslie was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at just 14 years old.

After losing custody of her foster kids almost six months ago, Kellie Sanders has struggled to open her heart to the possibility of starting a new family.