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The Bowling Green-Warren County Habitat for Humanity has built 100 homes in Western Kentucky. Governor Beshear pledged to continue support for victims of natural disasters.
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Kentucky will receive a $117 million award from the federal government to support small business growth.
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The Kentucky Senate passed a bill Thursday that would change the way Kentucky’s top education officials are selected.
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Gov. Andy Beshear will be heading up a four-state effort to promote the development of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and its economic and trade potential.v
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Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration is calling on lawmakers to set aside $45.2 million to boost staffing and update security in Kentucky’s youth detention facilities after a series of violent incidents in recent years.
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The lawsuit seeks the authority to impose a restaurant tax on prepared food and beverages. Under current state statute, only certain small cities can enact a restaurant tax to help fund local tourism.
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A Kentucky prosecutor accused of providing favors to a defendant in court in exchange for nude images will resign at the end of February.
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Kentucky education leaders are warning of dire consequences if more isn’t done to address the growing teacher shortage.
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear lauded hydrogen’s economic development potential in front of a packed house at the Kentucky Oil and Gas Association’s first hydrogen summit in Louisville on Wednesday.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced a slate of juvenile justice measures in a news conference on Thursday that will include pay raises to attract and retain more workers, and protective equipment for youth workers.