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Some new Kentucky laws are in limbo as governor says lawmakers failed to fund them
FRANKFORT — Kentucky legislators enacted more than 200 laws this year, most of which take effect today, July 15. At least 20 new laws are in limbo, however. Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear says the Republican-controlled General Assembly failed to fund them — to the tune of $153 million — even after he informed lawmakers of the problem on April 10.
Beat the Heat: Cooling assistance opens July 16
PAINTSVILLE, Ky. (July 2): Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Summer Subsidy is here to help Kentucky households offset summer cooling costs. Enrollment starts July 16 and runs until September 13, 2024, or until designated funds are depleted, on a first-come, first-serve basis. The Summer Subsidy Component provides households with...
Annamae Millette competes in National Soap Box Derby race
WARREN COUNTY, KY.- Soap box derby season is not over yet and South Central Kentucky will be represented in the national race. Nine-year-old, Annamae Millette is competing this week in Akron, OH, because of her success here locally. Annamae competed at Philly Moore Park and got first place in the competition. We spoke with Caroline Millette, her mother who shared how this impacted her. Caroline says, “We’ve enjoyed seeing her. She loves it when they cross the finish line. She knows she’s done. and, to watch her confidence grow. Last year, she was really nervous about being in the car.”
STORM POTENTIAL: Timing Out Storms The Next 2 Days...
We've been roasting! After spending the last 5 days in the 90's, I bet most of us are begging for rain and storms to cool things down. Our first opportunity arrives Tuesday morning as a complex of storms moves in from the north. On a positive note, these will be in a weakening phase which takes away the severe potential. However, it's not a guarantee that all of us see rain since computer models don't handle the timing or end point very well. Take a look at the future radar images below with caution because it may be a bit generous. If this scenario does play out, it shows storms in Indiana around 7 am, Louisville at 9 am, and Kentucky at 11 am.
Medical debt erased for 1,257 Kentuckians. Now let’s improve patient protections.
As health care costs continue to rise, so does anxiety about being able to afford medical treatment. Even those with good insurance can find themselves stuck with a surprise medical bill or mounting out-of-pocket expenses. The reality is that many Kentucky families are just one medical emergency away from a financial crisis. The specter of […] The post Medical debt erased for 1,257 Kentuckians. Now let’s improve patient protections. appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.
McGarvey: Democratic party is having 'serious conversations' about presidential race
Welcome back to Kentucky in D.C. — a weekly look at what members of our state's federal delegation have been up to. It's a little over a month until the Democratic National Convention, and Democrats are still in disarray over what the best path is for securing the party's win. Some still support President Joe Biden (who keeps saying he's running), while other Democrats are calling for Biden to step down as the party's nominee. ...
HulaDays to fundraise for jollier days this weekend
PORTSMOUTH- The days have been humid and hot, with temperatures resting in the 80s and 90s. Naturally, this has everyone’s minds on one obvious thing: Christmas. Of course, this topic is on everyone’s minds only because three community organizations have partnered to bring Christmas back to the Hallmark Hometown this July as a fundraiser for upcoming seasonal displays.
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