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Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern

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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · LIAM NIEMEYER Kentucky Lantern

    KET CEO, executive director to retire at the end of the year (opens the original)

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    Kentucky Educational Television’s executive director and CEO is retiring at the end of the year after leading the statewide public television network for nearly 17 years. KET CEO and executive director Shae Hopkins served in various management positions over her four decades at the network including as the Deputy Director of Programming, Production and Education, according to a press release. Under her leadership, the number of users of KET’s programs and services has grown to over 2 million

  2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern

    KY lawmakers move ahead with expanded bobcat hunting despite population concerns (opens the original)

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    FRANKFORT — Regulations to expand bobcat hunting, including at night with thermal equipment, moved forward Tuesday, despite bipartisan concern from some lawmakers about the status of Kentucky’s bobcat regulation. The state legislature’s Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee has the authority to vote to declare a regulation as “deficient” if lawmakers disapprove of it or recommend changes to a regulation. The committee Tuesday took neither action on regulations proposed by the K

  3. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern

    KY lawmakers move ahead with expanded bobcat hunting despite population concerns (opens the original)

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    FRANKFORT — Regulations to expand bobcat hunting, including at night with thermal equipment, moved forward Tuesday, despite bipartisan concern from some lawmakers about the status of Kentucky’s bobcat regulation. The state legislature’s Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee has the authority to vote to declare a regulation as “deficient” if lawmakers disapprove of it or recommend changes to a regulation. The committee Tuesday took neither action on regulations proposed by the K

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