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Governor's Office-screenshot/Governor Beshear says there’s hope the Omicron variant of COVID will peak in Kentucky over the next couple of weeks. For now, the governor said some Kentucky hospitals continue to struggle when it comes to capacity -
Stu Johnson/Lawmakers are debating on how to deal with Kentucky’s drug problem. It started with a discussion about legislation to expand the number of medications listed in a state statute to reverse an opioid overdose.
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The Capitol rotunda was the site of a celebration of one of Kentucky’s signature industries Wednesday afternoon. It included references to what’s been an allusive policy goal for decades.
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Beshear officials, lawmakers debate budget and federal relief
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Study: Louisville jail continues to be overcrowded despite drop in admissions
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Beshear has proposed $10M in federal aid for the arts. Will it make it into the final budget?
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In split vote, Jefferson Co. Board of Education declines to shorten COVID-19 quarantine and isolation period
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12,583 new coronavirus cases reported in Kentucky Wednesday, Jan. 19
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Changes could be coming to assisted living facilities in the commonwealth. A comprehensive measure regarding the homes easily passed the State Senate Tuesday.
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With development incentives coming to west Louisville, Rep. Scott proposes rent controls
