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Yarmuth votes against bill to ban sex-selective abortions

Louisville’s congressman, Rep. John Yarmuth (Dem., Ky., 3rd Dist.) voted today in favor of allowing gender-based abortions to continue. The Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act (PRENDA), H.R. 3541, was defeated in a 246-168 vote. Though a majority...

Kentucky governor praises Big Ass Fans expansion

Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear joined company and local officials today to announce Lexington-based Big Ass Fans will build a 72,000-square-foot facility in Lexington. The project will add 150 jobs and entail an $8 million investment. ...

April is National Minority Health Month

The Kentucky Department for Public Health’s (DPH) Office of Health Equity is working to promote National Minority Health Month during April. This year’s theme, “Health Equity Can’t Wait. Act Now in Your CommUNITY...

Kentucky Attorney General wants lawyers to Dare to Care

Attorney General Jack Conway teamed up with Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller and the Dare to Care Food Bank to support the fourth annual March Against Hunger food drive competition. Dare to Care is one of 11 regional food...

Kentucky offers students chances to win $1,500 college scholarship

Kentucky students in grades K-6 have a chance to win $1,500 toward college and $500 for their school in the “Dream Out Loud Challenge.” Students are invited to submit an original drawing, poem, essay or video...

Kentucky college-going rates increase to highest level recorded

More than 63 percent of Kentucky’s public high school Class of 2010 has enrolled in college – the highest percentage on record, the Kentucky P-20 Data Collaborative announced today. The P-20 Data Collaborative used a...

Kentucky’s unemployment rate drops for second straight month

For the second month in a row, there is some good news for the Commonwealth’s unemployed workers. Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate fell to 9.4 percent in November 2011 from 9.6 percent...

Kentucky is still trying to give that old bridge away

Kentucky is still trying to give away the Ledbetter Bridge, over in Perry County. With the deadline for applications fast approaching, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has already received nearly three dozen inquiries from individuals and groups interested in taking possession...

A little good news: Kentucky’s unemployment down to 9.6 percent

Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate fell to 9.6 percent in October 2011 from 9.7 percent in September 2011, according to the Office of Employment and Training (OET), an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce...

Kentucky to clean up illegal dumps in 29 counties

Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear today announced that approximately $2.1 million in grant funding has been awarded by the Kentucky Pride Fund for cleanup of 171 illegal dumps in 29 counties across the Commonwealth. “Illegal dumping is a...

Yarmuth votes against bill to ban sex-selective abortions

Kentucky governor praises Big Ass Fans expansion

April is National Minority Health Month

Kentucky Attorney General wants lawyers to Dare to Care

Kentucky offers students chances to win $1,500 college scholarship

Kentucky college-going rates increase to highest level recorded

Kentucky’s unemployment rate drops for second straight month

Kentucky is still trying to give that old bridge away

A little good news: Kentucky’s unemployment down to 9.6 percent

Kentucky to clean up illegal dumps in 29 counties

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