More than 125,000 Kentuckians have newly enrolled for health care coverage or renewed their current plans through kynect in the two months since open enrollment began on Nov. 15, 2014. This enrollment total includes individuals who have either newly enrolled in a private health insurance plan, qualified for Medicaid coverage or renewed the private insurance […]
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For First Time, a Woman Will Lead Kentucky’s Park Rangers
Lisa M. Rudzinski, a former Kentucky State Police officer, has been named the director of the Ranger Division for the Kentucky State Parks, Commissioner Elaine Walker announced today. Rudzinski replaces Joe West, who was named director of law enforcement for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. “We are sorry to lose Joe West, […]
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For First Time, a Woman Will Lead Kentucky’s Park Rangers
Lisa M. Rudzinski, a former Kentucky State Police officer, has been named the director of the Ranger Division for the Kentucky State Parks, Commissioner Elaine Walker announced today. Rudzinski replaces Joe West, who was named director of law enforcement for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. “We are sorry to lose Joe West, […]
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For First Time, a Woman Will Lead Kentucky’s Park Rangers
Lisa M. Rudzinski, a former Kentucky State Police officer, has been named the director of the Ranger Division for the Kentucky State Parks, Commissioner Elaine Walker announced today. Rudzinski replaces Joe West, who was named director of law enforcement for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. “We are sorry to lose Joe West, […]
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This is What Happened When Legislators Returned to Frankfort this Week
Though regular sessions of the Kentucky General Assembly are yearly events, in many ways each one signals a fresh start. That was clear this week as the 2015 legislative session convened with numerous new faces in both the House and Senate. The larger-than-usual freshmen class includes six new senators (two of whom previously served in […]
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This is What Happened When Legislators Returned to Frankfort this Week
Though regular sessions of the Kentucky General Assembly are yearly events, in many ways each one signals a fresh start. That was clear this week as the 2015 legislative session convened with numerous new faces in both the House and Senate. The larger-than-usual freshmen class includes six new senators (two of whom previously served in […]
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This is What Happened When Legislators Returned to Frankfort this Week
Though regular sessions of the Kentucky General Assembly are yearly events, in many ways each one signals a fresh start. That was clear this week as the 2015 legislative session convened with numerous new faces in both the House and Senate. The larger-than-usual freshmen class includes six new senators (two of whom previously served in […]
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Why Kentucky is Sending Elk to Wisconsin & What That State Will Do For Us
Kentucky will help Wisconsin boost its elk herd by providing 150 elk cows, calves and yearling male elk over the next 3-5 years. “Kentucky’s own free-ranging elk herd began with the release of seven elk from Kansas in 1997,” said Commissioner Gregory K. Johnson of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. “We eventually […]
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Why Kentucky is Sending Elk to Wisconsin & What That State Will Do For Us
Kentucky will help Wisconsin boost its elk herd by providing 150 elk cows, calves and yearling male elk over the next 3-5 years. “Kentucky’s own free-ranging elk herd began with the release of seven elk from Kansas in 1997,” said Commissioner Gregory K. Johnson of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. “We eventually […]
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Beshear: We Need P3 & Can’t Close Door on Tolls
Governor Steve Beshear spoke strongly in favor of legislation related to two issues of importance to Northern Kentucky: heroin abuse and the Brent Spence Bridge. Beshear appeared before the Kentucky General Assembly on Wednesday night for his final State of the Commonwealth address. The Assembly convened on Tuesday for it short 30-day odd-year session. On […]
