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Liam Niemeyer

Reporter · US

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Sep 3, 2026
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Aug 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Liam Niemeyer

    Some Ky. schools and local governments eye a data center tax windfall. A think tank sees loopholes. (opens the original)

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    In some Kentucky communities where hyperscale data centers are being proposed, leaders in local governments and school districts are eyeing a potential tax windfall that they hope could lead to transformative investments back in their communities. In the small Mercer County city of Burgin, a school board member for the city’s school district argued a proposed data center there could bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in local taxes over 15 years. In Hancock County, the local judge-executiv

  2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Liam Niemeyer

    Does Beshear’s data center executive order have ‘teeth’ without state law to back it up? (opens the original)

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    During a press conference earlier this month, Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear stood firm behind the power of his executive order he issued seeking to limit the impacts of data centers eyeing Kentucky. “The executive order is fully enforceable, and if you don’t believe it, watch me,” Beshear told reporters. “Watch what happens as we move forward. Watch how these companies present their plans as they have to. Watch the actions of the various agencies.” Those agencies he’s referring to includ

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Liam Niemeyer

    Kentucky is still not building enough homes to bridge housing gap, says state housing director (opens the original)

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    LEXINGTON — Kentucky is still not building nearly enough homes across all incomes, but especially for lower-income people, to bridge the state's large housing supply gap that's burdening some Kentuckians with severe housing costs, according to a state housing executive. Kentucky would need to build more housing at a higher rate than currently just to not widen the existing gap — approximately 206,000 housing units, including for both renters and homeowners, said Wendy Smith, the deputy director

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