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A prominent member of Kentucky’s Republican legislative leadership will be the emcee of the 142nd Fancy Farm picnic in August, hosting the annual event in Graves County known for political speeches, rhetorical barbs, barbeque and bingo.
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Kentuckians who receive public benefits will have to do more to stay in the programs, under a bill that passed out of the legislature.
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A GOP-sponsored bill implementing several tighter rules for various types of public assistance, including food stamps and Medicaid, is set to be heard Thursday in the Kentucky House of Representatives Health and Family Services committee. State officials and some advocates worry the legislation could harm many low-income Kentuckians receiving assistance with food, healthcare and more.
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Officials Celebrate As Kentucky Credit Rating Improves To ‘Stable’One of the big three credit rating agencies has upgraded Kentucky’s financial outlook from “negative” to “stable,” easing worries from last year that the…
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The Republican-led Kentucky General Assembly will return to work on Tuesday after a three-week respite in this year’s legislative session.The top of the…
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The Kentucky legislative committee reviewing impeachment petitions against Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican State Rep. Robert Goforth will meet…
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Kentucky’s Republican House Speaker David Osborne says a committee will be formed to determine whether Gov. Andy Beshear should be impeached, after four…
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Republican leaders of the Kentucky General Assembly say they will require lawmakers to wear masks during this year’s legislative session amid the…
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Republican leaders of Kentucky’s legislature say they want to curb Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear’s power to issue mandates during states of emergency, like…