Karyn Czar
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As we enter the fourth week of the federal government shutdown, the Beshear administration is working to keep essential food programs, such as SNAP and TANF, operational and reallocating funds to ensure seniors don't go hungry.
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Demonstrations were held across the country Saturday, even in the deep red state of Kentucky, where more than 60% of voters chose Donald Trump for President every year that he has been on the ticket.
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ONE Lexington joined city leaders and community members to look at ways to curb gun violence in the community, particularly among young people.
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The Fayette County Public Schools audit committee held a meeting this week to review updates on numerous audits facing the district.
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Displaced federal workers can visit the Team Kentucky Portal for help.
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Gov. Andy Beshear will travel to the United Kingdom, Ireland, and France to meet with business leaders and trade officials, aiming to increase Kentucky's presence in the region and create more job opportunities here at home.
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Team Kentucky has held more than 40 outreach events and numerous town halls across the state over the past several months. According to the Beshear administration, nearly 90% of those who participated said they support additional funding for preschool and expanding preschool access.
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State Representative TJ Roberts plans to introduce legislation that would eliminate Kentucky's mandatory reentry supervision program. That is what allowed 42-year-old Ronald Exantus to be released early.
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The entirety of the 2025-26 Kentucky men’s basketball schedule has been finalized with the Southeastern Conference’s announcement of dates, tip times, and television designations for all league schedules.
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Amy McGrath, a Democrat and retired Marine fighter pilot, made it official Monday morning and announced on social media that she would be running for Sen. Mitch McConnell’s seat.