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The same chemicals found in non-stick pans and fire-fighting foam have permeated the environment in Kentucky. These so-called “forever chemicals” have been found in lakes and rivers across the state, in fish, and in drinking water and are associated with adverse health impacts.
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President Joe Biden visited the Covington, Ky., side of the Brent Spence Bridge Wednesday to announce more than $1 billion in funding to build a companion bridge.
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A decades-long project to improve the flow of traffic and commerce between Kentucky and Ohio can now move forward with a cash infusion from the federal government.The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project is receiving $1.6 billion in one of the largest infrastructure grants in U.S. history, according to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear.
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Kentucky’s top Republican and Democrat in Washington both voted for the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, but they diverge on whether to move forward…
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell celebrated the passage of the $1 trillion infrastructure bill on Monday, saying it could pave the way to fix the…
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A partnership of state and federal conservation groups is celebrating the largest lock and dam removal in Kentucky history.The removal of Green River Lock…
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All residents of Kentucky’s 5th largest county should have access to reliable, high-speed internet by the end of next year. A ribbon-cutting was held on…
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Demand for vaccines has decreased in recent weeks and less than 50% of the U.S. population is full vaccinated.While in Bowling Green Thursday, U.S. Senate…
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The beginning stages of a plan to bring high-speed, reliable internet access to homes and businesses is underway in Kentucky. The General Assembly this…