More than 321,000 Kentuckians are now enrolled in new healthcare coverage through kynect, and that number is expected to keep growing in the final 10 days of open enrollment. A preliminary analysis has found that approximately 75 percent of all enrollees report that they did not have insurance before signing up for healthcare coverage through […]
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75% of 321,000 Enrolled in kynect Did Not Have Health Insurance Previously
More than 321,000 Kentuckians are now enrolled in new healthcare coverage through kynect, and that number is expected to keep growing in the final 10 days of open enrollment. A preliminary analysis has found that approximately 75 percent of all enrollees report that they did not have insurance before signing up for healthcare coverage through […]
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Beshear Places Bet with US Cabinet Secretary on UK, EKU Games
The Kentucky Wildcats face the Kansas State Wildcats while the Eastern Kentucky Colonels take on the Kansas Jayhawks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday, so Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has placed a friendly bet with former Kansas Governor and current Secretary of Health & Human Services Kathleen Sebelius. From Governor Beshear: Here’s […]
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Beshear Places Bet with US Cabinet Secretary on UK, EKU Games
The Kentucky Wildcats face the Kansas State Wildcats while the Eastern Kentucky Colonels take on the Kansas Jayhawks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday, so Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has placed a friendly bet with former Kansas Governor and current Secretary of Health & Human Services Kathleen Sebelius. From Governor Beshear: Here’s […]
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Jane Beshear to Visit Northern Kentucky Schools & Library
Jane Beshear, wife of Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear, will visit two schools and a library in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday as part of the Commonwealth’s Literacy Celebration. Beshear will appear at Lincoln Elementary in Dayton, the Boone County Public Library in Burlington, and Ryland Heights Elementary. Kentucky Literacy Celebration highlights literacy successes, shares progress surrounding […]
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Jane Beshear to Visit Northern Kentucky Schools & Library
Jane Beshear, wife of Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear, will visit two schools and a library in Northern Kentucky on Wednesday as part of the Commonwealth’s Literacy Celebration. Beshear will appear at Lincoln Elementary in Dayton, the Boone County Public Library in Burlington, and Ryland Heights Elementary. Kentucky Literacy Celebration highlights literacy successes, shares progress surrounding […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Capitol Notes: Budget Clears House, Roofers & Snow Day Bills Advance
“Mr. Speaker, I rise to speak…” Time and again, as debate on the state budget stretched into Thursday evening, House members rose from their seats and took their turns. Maybe there was a new idea to share. Or a need to respond to another member’s comments. Or a point that needed emphasis before votes were […]
