There’s so much to love about the beautiful state of Kentucky, from its friendly locals to its charming small towns and of course its gently rolling hills of horse farms. The Bluegrass State is known for its horses and also its bourbon, fried chicken, and at times even some less endearing things. But thanks to a study commissioned by Verizon to promote everyday kindness, Kentucky has now officially been named the kindest state in the U.S. We already knew Kentuckians were special and now we know they will go above and beyond to show kindness to family, friends, and even strangers.

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Do you agree that Kentucky is the kindest state in the U.S.? We’d love to know what you do to show kindness every day, so feel free to share with us in the comments and let’s spread the Bluegrass love!

Now that you know we are kind, check out the safest cities in Kentucky where you may want to live or visit.

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