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Kentucky voters said no Tuesday to a proposed constitutional amendment that would have allowed the Legislature to meet more, shifting power from the governor’s office to state lawmakers.
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Gov. Andy Beshear has signed a flood relief package into law, providing about $213 million for eastern Kentucky communities still recovering after the disaster.
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Gov. Andy Beshear provided updates on the ongoing recovery efforts in eastern Kentucky – as well as economic and public health updates for the whole state – during Thursday’s Team Kentucky update.
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On the first day of the three-day special legislative session, Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican leaders of the legislature announced a $213 million relief package for eastern Kentucky communities impacted by flooding.
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Kentucky lawmakers are gathering in Frankfort to craft a relief package for eastern Kentucky communities impacted by historic flooding late last month.
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Beshear said the governor’s office and the legislature are committed to helping the region recover.
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FEMA has opened seven disaster recovery centers in the flood-ravaged areas of eastern Kentucky.
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Social justice advocate Keturah Herron has won a special election for a Louisville-area seat in the Kentucky House of Representatives.
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This fall, voters will weigh in on whether lawmakers should be allowed to call themselves in for a special legislative session.
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The legislature is in the third day of a special session called by Gov. Andy Beshear to try and deal with the coronavirus pandemic.