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Barriers, burnout, and resistance: Trans Kentuckians and the fight for healthcare
As anti-transgender legislation gets filed at record numbers across the country, hear from trans Kentuckians navigating the healthcare landscape.
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Data center battles are brewing across Kentucky. Help us report on them
From Cave City to Carter County, fights over where to put data centers—or whether they should exist at all—are cropping up across Kentucky.
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Are you seeing lower gas prices? Here are Kentucky’s last-second gas tax changes
Gov. Andy Beshear said some local leaders asked for a 10-cent gas tax cut at the last second—and others backed away from their previously announced requests.
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Kentucky’s largest cities act to regulate data centers
Kentucky has no statewide data center regulations, leaving local leaders to figure out next steps for their cities and counties.
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Where will Kentucky’s gas tax cut stay in effect and who will see higher prices?
Only 33 cities and counties will still see lower fuel prices after local leaders requested extensions to the gas tax cut.
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Beshear’s gas tax cut is costing Kentucky’s roads nearly $27 million a month
The 10-cent per gallon drop may only be saving Kentucky drivers a few dollars a month, transportation industry leaders said this week.
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Who lobbied Kentucky lawmakers on data centers?
Kentucky lawmakers failed to pass data center regulations, despite bipartisan support for some form of ratepayer protections.
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Could $500 a month help America’s young adults? Ky.’s McGarvey bets yes
A pilot project in Louisville found an extra $500 a month meant better chances of full-time employment and lower chances of being evicted.
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Trump’s pick ousted Thomas Massie. Meet the Democrat he’ll face in the midterms
The Northern Kentucky Democrat is stepping into the embers of one of the nation’s most closely watched primary races—and its most expensive one, too.
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What is Kentucky’s interim session? Here’s what to know
Want to get an advance look at what Kentucky lawmakers could turn into laws in 2027? The interim session may be the place for you.
