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Bill to reconstitute KET Board Easily Moves Out of the Senate

Legislation calling for reconstituting the makeup of Kentucky Educational Television’s board is on its way to the Kentucky House.

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Strip mines blamed amid floodwaters rise

Coal mining provided jobs for decades but has left the land vulnerable to fatal floods

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Suspect in murders of 3 Kentucky police officers died by suicide, coroner says

LEXINGTON, Ky. — An autopsy confirmed the suspect in the shooting deaths of three Kentucky police officers died as a result of suicide by hanging, the local coroner said Wednesday.

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Senate version of juvenile justice detention reform passes out of committee

A multi-faceted bill aimed at addressing a variety of safety and staffing issues in Kentucky’s juvenile justice system is moving in the Kentucky Senate.

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Today's Interview: Severe Weather and Mental Health

An interview with Dr. Allen Brenzel, Kentucky Director of Behavioral Health

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The future of autonomous vehicles in Kentucky gets a legislative hearing

The anticipated transition of vehicle transportation in the coming years got a hearing in a Kentucky legislative meeting Tuesday. The bill establishes the regulatory framework for the operation of fully autonomous vehicles on Kentucky’s public highways.

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Man charged with killing police officers in eastern Kentucky found dead at Pike County Detention Cen

50 year old Lance Storz was found dead Tuesday morning

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A man charged with killing 3 officers was found dead in his jail cell

The shooting was one of the deadliest for law enforcement officers in Kentucky's history.

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Kentucky man charged in officers' deaths found dead in cell

A Kentucky man charged in the deaths of three police officers during an ambush in a small Applachian town was found dead in his jail cell

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House to vote this week on Department of Labor’s ERISA/ESG rule

Fox News reported on February 24 that the U.S. House will vote this week on a measure opposing the Labor Department’s rule allowing ESG consideration in ERISA-governed retirement funds:

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Further expansion for central Kentucky animal and food safety company

A manufacturer of animal and food safety products is expanding its presence in central Kentucky.

WEKU

Kentucky-Taiwan connection highlighted in the state Senate

The ties between the Commonwealth of Kentucky and an East Asian country have been put on full display at the Frankfort Capitol. It came Friday when Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Bi-khim Hsiao addressed the Kentucky Senate.

WEKU

Kentucky Senate backs prescriptive authority for nurse practitioners

The current session of the General Assembly has helped clarify the role of nurse practitioners in Kentucky. Physicians and nurse practitioners came to an agreement on prescriptive authority for NPs.

WEKU

Kentucky receives over $18 million for student mental health

Two educational co-ops were selected to receive the funds over the course of five years.

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Kentucky Supreme Court issues 18 opinions from Feb. 13-19

The Kentucky Supreme Court issued 18 opinions from Feb. 13-19. As of Feb. 19, the court issued 18opinions in 2023—no more or fewer than this point a year ago. The first 10 opinions are below:

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Chambers Armstrong wins Kentucky State Senate District 19 special election

A special general election took place for Kentucky State Senate District 19 on Feb. 21, 2023. Cassie Chambers Armstrong (D) won the special election with 77% of the vote to Misty Glin’s (R) 22.9%.

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Mark Story: Will the SEC be fair to Kentucky in coming football schedule changes?

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Even with the arrivals of Texas and Oklahoma to the Southeastern Conference moved up to 2024, Mitch Barnhart continues to make clear that Kentucky is still in favor of SEC teams staying at eight league football games played annually, not nine.

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Toyota Planning EV Production In US From 2025: Report

The plant in Kentucky will reportedly be updated to build electric vehicles.

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Anti-hazing legislation gets backing of Kentucky Senate

The Kentucky Senate voted 27 to seven Thursday in favor of legislation focusing on reducing hazing activities on college campuses.

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Parental authority regarding school materials debated in the Kentucky Senate

Legislation to require local school boards to adopt a policy to address parent complaints about materials harmful to minors is headed to the Kentucky House.

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Today's Interview: Coyotes in Kentucky: What you need to know

An interview with Jason Nally, Blue Grass Coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources

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State senate acts to have closer scrutiny of Team Kentucky relief funding

The Kentucky Senate has approved legislation aimed at a closer review of spending from relief funds set up to assist families affected by tornadoes and flooding

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Biden's push to make America a leader in EV manufacturing may finally be paying off as Toyota announces a plant in the U.S.

Biden Administration's investment in electric vehicle infrastructure has lured companies to assemble and produce EVs within the U.S. with wider incentives and tax breaks.

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Toyota Will Build EVs In The Us From 2025

Toyota will build electric vehicles in the United States as early as 2025 at its Kentucky plant, which is currently the company’s biggest manufacturing facility worldwide.

WEKU

Joint legislative resolution calls for complete evaluation of Kentucky's higher education

Kentucky’s Council on Postsecondary Education could be asked to evaluate the overall higher education system. That call is contained in a joint resolution, sponsored by Senate President Robert Stivers. It’s been filed for consideration by lawmakers.

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