Jan 16 Health Bevin Says He’ll End Expanded Medicaid If Courts Block His Changes Bevin issued an executive order to take away Medicaid expansion coverage from about half a million Kentuckians if a court blocks changes approved last week. By Lisa Gillespie Jan 16 Health Bevin Says He'll End Expanded Medicaid If Courts Block His Changes Lisa Gillespie
Jan 16 Politics TONIGHT: Listen To Gov. Bevin’s State Of The Commonwealth Address Bevin will present his plan for how the state should spend $22 billion over the next two years, with a major focus on pensions. By Staff Jan 16 Politics TONIGHT: Listen To Gov. Bevin's State Of The Commonwealth Address Staff
Jan 14 Health Medicaid Work Mandate Will Create Uncertainty In Some States Republicans say work and other requirements will return Medicaid to its original intent — to act as a stopgap until people can find work. By Andrew DeMillo and Gretchen Ehlke Jan 14 Health Medicaid Work Mandate Will Create Uncertainty In Some States Andrew DeMillo and Gretchen Ehlke
Jan 14 Politics Bevin To Deliver Budget Address Tuesday; Cuts Likely Administration officials say Kentucky needs an additional $700 million for the pension systems — about 20 percent of all state spending. By Ryland Barton Jan 14 Politics Bevin To Deliver Budget Address Tuesday; Cuts Likely Ryland Barton
Jan 13 Politics Grimes Asks Lawmakers To Wear Black In Solidarity With Sexual Harassment Victims Grimes said in a release that “work will not be complete until every survivor has access to justice and every Kentuckian is free from harassment.” By Taylor Inman and Staff Jan 13 Politics Grimes Asks Lawmakers To Wear Black For Sexual Harassment Victims Taylor Inman and Staff
Jan 12 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Hoover Saga Continues, Medicaid Waiver Approved This week, the state legislature continued to preoccupy itself with a sexual harassment scandal in the House of Representatives. By Ryland Barton Jan 12 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Hoover Saga Continues Ryland Barton
Jan 12 Health Kentucky Is First To Get Federal OK For Medicaid Work Requirement The federal government has approved most of Governor Matt Bevin's proposed changes to the Medicaid program, which includes requiring a work requirement for many enrollees. By Lisa Gillespie Jan 12 Health Kentucky Is First To Get Federal OK For Medicaid Work Requirement Lisa Gillespie
Jan 11 Health Work Requirements Are Likely Coming To Kentucky’s Medicaid Program Here are three ways today's decision will play out in Kentucky. By Lisa Gillespie Jan 11 Health Work Requirements Are Likely Coming To Kentucky's Medicaid Program Lisa Gillespie
Jan 11 Politics New Pension Proposal Unlikely Ahead Of Bevin’s Budget Address House Speaker Pro Tem David Osborne said Republican legislative leaders are still working on a proposal and he’s not sure when it will be unveiled. By Ryland Barton Jan 11 Politics New Pension Proposal Unlikely Ahead Of Bevin's Budget Address Ryland Barton
Jan 8 Politics Hoover Officially Resigns Speakership, Says Bevin Spread ‘Lies From Hell’ Hoover delivered a fiery speech Monday, denying that he sexually harassed a staffer and accusing Gov. Bevin and fellow lawmakers of spreading “lies from hell.” By Ryland Barton Jan 8 Politics Hoover Resigns Speakership, Says Bevin Spread 'Lies From Hell' Ryland Barton
Dec 25 Politics Bevin Predicts Hoover Will Officially Resign Speakership In January Gov. Matt Bevin says he expects former House Speaker Jeff Hoover to officially step down from his leadership position when the legislature goes back into session on Jan. 2. Hoover By Ryland Barton Dec 25 Politics Bevin Predicts Hoover Will Officially Resign Speakership In January Ryland Barton
Dec 21 Politics In Year-End Address, Bevin Warns Of Looming Budget Cuts The governor says the state will undergo deep cuts to set aside more money for the struggling pension systems amid sluggish revenue growth. By Ryland Barton Dec 21 Politics In Year-End Address, Bevin Warns Of Looming Budget Cuts Ryland Barton
Dec 20 Politics GOP Lawmakers: Tax Changes Unlikely In Upcoming General Assembly Lawmakers have to craft a new two-year budget for the state and are hoping to overhaul the pension systems in the session, which lasts from Jan. 2 until mid-April. By Ryland Barton Dec 20 Politics Tax Changes Unlikely In Upcoming General Assembly Ryland Barton
Dec 18 Investigations Bevin Violated Open Records Law In Denying Facebook Filter Request Bevin violated the law by refusing to provide to the ACLU a list of keywords used to filter Facebook comments, according to the attorney general's office. By Eleanor Klibanoff Dec 18 Investigations Bevin Violated Open Records Law In Denying Facebook Filter Request Eleanor Klibanoff
Dec 18 Politics Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood Sent Back To Lower Court The Ky. Court of Appeals ruled a lower court wrongly dismissed a lawsuit claiming Planned Parenthood illegally provided abortions at its Louisville clinic. By Associated Press Dec 18 Politics Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood Sent Back To Lower Court Associated Press