Nov 20 Politics Officials: KentuckyWired Network Won’t Bring In Revenue Until 2025 Whether the network is live or not, the public-private partnership requires the state to pay more than $30 million a year to private investors. By Ryland Barton Nov 20 Politics Officials: KentuckyWired Network Won't Bring In Revenue Until 2025 Ryland Barton
Nov 20 Politics District 8 Councilman Brandon Coan Will Not Seek Reelection Brandon Coan cited his career, health and family. He said he is "on track" to accomplishing the goals of his four-year plan. By Amina Elahi Nov 20 Politics District 8 Councilman Brandon Coan Will Not Seek Reelection Amina Elahi
Nov 20 Economy Black Lung Trust Fund Likely Burdened by Murray Bankruptcy Murray Energy's bankruptcy is likely to increase the debt of a struggling trust fund that supports disabled miners’ health care expenses. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Nov 20 Economy Black Lung Trust Fund Likely Burdened by Murray Bankruptcy Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Nov 20 Education Internet Restored At Kentucky Schools After 6-Hour Statewide Outage The internet was down at all 172 of Kentucky’s school districts for about six hours Wednesday morning. By Ryland Barton Nov 20 Education Internet Restored At Kentucky Schools After 6-Hour Statewide Outage Ryland Barton
Nov 20 Politics WATCH LIVE: Sondland, Key Impeachment Witness, Headlines Wednesday Hearing U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland amended his closed-door deposition to include a potentially significant exchange with a Ukrainian official and is central to others' testimony. By Philip Ewing, NPR Nov 20 Politics WATCH LIVE: Sondland, Key Impeachment Witness, Headlines Hearing Philip Ewing, NPR
Nov 20 Investigations Beshear’s Transition Team Has Familiar Names, Longtime Donors To Family Kentucky Gov.-elect Andy Beshear has stacked his transition team with well-connected bureaucrats, legislators and longtime supporters. By Jacob Ryan Nov 20 Investigations Beshear's Transition Team Has Familiar Names, Longtime Donors Jacob Ryan
Nov 20 Economy Louisville Plan To Use Surplus Funds For Pensions Makes Sense, Expert Says Pension plans in Hawaii and Rhode Island have successfully used surplus money to increase their funding levels. By Amina Elahi Nov 20 Economy Louisville Plan To Use Surplus For Pensions Makes Sense, Expert Says Amina Elahi
Nov 19 Politics U of L Defends Jewish Hospital Purchase, Asks State For Loan Kentucky lawmakers again questioned University of Louisville’s decision to purchase Jewish Hospital during a legislative meeting on Tuesday. By Ryland Barton Nov 19 Politics U of L Defends Jewish Hospital Purchase, Asks State For Loan Ryland Barton
Nov 19 Community Report Finds Record Rate of Kentucky Youth In Foster Care The report analyzed 17 measures for childrens' well-being, finding a record 47 of every 1,000 youth were in foster care from 2016 to 2018. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 19 Community Report Finds Record Rate of Kentucky Youth In Foster Care Kyeland Jackson
Nov 19 Education Thousands Of Teachers Pack Indiana Statehouse For Protest The rally represented Indiana's biggest such teacher protest amid a wave of educator activism across the U.S. the past two years. By Tom Davies, Associated Press Nov 19 Education Thousands Of Teachers Pack Indiana Statehouse For Protest Tom Davies, Associated Press
Nov 19 Politics Kentucky Moves Forward With Real ID ‘Hubs’, Further Action Needed Kentucky’s transportation cabinet is moving forward with its plan to set up twelve hubs across the state to issue Real ID driver’s licenses. By Ryland Barton Nov 19 Politics Kentucky Moves Forward With Real ID 'Hubs', Further Action Needed Ryland Barton
Nov 19 Politics Impeachment Hearings Resume With White House, State Department Witnesses House Democrats are set to kick off week two of their impeachment hearings on Tuesday with witnesses who listened firsthand when President Trump spoke on July 25 with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. By Philip Ewing, NPR Nov 19 Politics Impeachment Hearings Resume With White House, State Witnesses Philip Ewing, NPR
Nov 19 Community Ohio Valley Residents Among Millions In U.S Lacking Access To Clean Water, Sanitation Ohio Valley residents are among 2 million Americans that do not have consistent access to clean drinking water and basic indoor plumbing, By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Nov 19 Community Local Residents Among Millions In U.S. Lacking Access To Clean Water Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Nov 18 Health Kentucky Republicans Tepid On Writing Medicaid Work Requirements Into Law On Monday a panel of lawmakers did not recommend that the Kentucky legislature codify work requirements in the Medicaid program. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 18 Health Ky. Republicans Tepid On Writing Medicaid Work Requirements Into Law Lisa Gillespie