State legislators rally Kentuckians to help fight hunger as part of ‘Hunger Free Kentucky Day’
Suzanne Potter
Public News Service
Today is the sixth annual “Hunger Free Kentucky Day,” when state leaders rally the public to fight hunger. Research says one in six people and one in five kids in the Bluegrass State are considered food insecure – that means about 700,000 Kentuckians,...
Kentucky Senate passes bill revoking many election powers from Secretary of State; now heads to House
By Tom Latek
Kentucky Today
A bill stripping most of the election powers away from the Secretary of State passed the full Senate on Tuesday.
The measure, sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Damon Thayer,...
Wildcats dodge second-half surge by Tigers as Kentucky tops Missouri Tuesday in Columbia
By Keith Taylor
Kentucky Today
Missouri has only beaten Kentucky once in school history. The fourth-ranked Wildcats avoided a repeat of last year’s setback in Columbia with a 66-58 victory Tuesday night...
Kentucky House to consider bill that would add mental health services in all Kentucky schools
Nadia Ramlagan
Public News Service
The Kentucky House will now consider a bill that passed unanimously in the Senate.
Senate Bill 1 focuses on addressing the gap in mental health resources for students....
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Industrial film manufacturer RKW North America announces $18 million Simpson County expansion
RKW North America Inc., a German-owned manufacturer of industrial film, will significantly expand its Simpson County facility, investing in new technology... - More »
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New Department of Medicaid Services recommends increased regulation of Pharmacy Benefit Managers
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services Department for Medicaid Services (DMS) and Office of Health Data and Analytics has released a new report on... - More »
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New House health committee chair Rep. Kim Moser: ‘Health care is too important to leave to chance’
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The new chair of the state House Health and Family Services Committee has been a legislator for less than two years... - More »
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State legislators rally Kentuckians to help fight hunger as part of ‘Hunger Free Kentucky Day’
Suzanne Potter Public News Service Today is the sixth annual “Hunger Free Kentucky Day,” when state leaders rally the public to fight hunger.... - More »
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Dr. Mark Lyons, Alltech president and CEO, elected to Transylvania University Board of Trustees
Dr. Mark Lyons has been elected to the Transylvania University Board of Trustees beginning in 2019. Lyons is president and CEO of Alltech — a company... - More »
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Legends release 2019 promotional schedule complete with new additions as well as classic staples
Lexington Legends fans can gear up for a summer of fun, new promotions, as well as classic promotional staples at Whitaker Bank Ballpark. New for the 2019... - More »
- Wildcats dodge second-half surge by Tigers as Kentucky tops Missouri Tuesday in Columbia
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Kentucky Senate passes bill revoking many election powers from Secretary of State; now heads to House
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A bill stripping most of the election powers away from the Secretary of State passed the full Senate on Tuesday. The measure,... - More »
- Kentucky House to consider bill that would add mental health services in all Kentucky schools
- New Frankfort office building awaits name and move-in dates but occupants have been named
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Tickets now available for The Mocktail Project’s second annual ‘A Drink for You’ event March 12
Tickets are now available for The Mocktail Project’s second annual “A Drink for You” event, designed to celebrate mixology’s role in creating safer,... - More »
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Transylvania University play ‘Silent Sky’ tells story of pioneering female astronomer; opens Thursday
Beginning Thursday, Transylvania University Theater’s production of “Silent Sky” will tell the true story of astronomer Henrietta Leavitt, who revolutionized... - More »
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Richard Nelson: Signs of life in the Kentucky legislature as flurry of pro-life bills moves through
A flurry of pro-life bills is moving through the Kentucky legislature as swiftly as a Midwestern snowstorm in February, bringing alarm to those who believe... - More »
- Constance Alexander: Medical exploitation of minorities has a long history in America
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