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Nonprofit creates scholarship program fueled by federal tax credit for Kentucky students (opens the original)
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A statewide nonprofit organization has been established to oversee educational scholarships for Kentucky public and private school students under a future federal tax credit program. The Kentucky Education Fund âa statewide, nonpartisan option for administering qualifying contributions and scholarships under the new program,â a press release from the organization said. Earlier this year, the Kentucky General Assembly opted the state into a program of education grants for K-12 students promot
Kentucky mom advocates for more social media regulations as state leads court case against Meta (opens the original)
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This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please call or text the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. A Kentucky mom is closely watching a court case against Meta that could determine if the social media company knowingly designed addictive products that are harmful to children. This article was originally published by the Kentucky Lantern, a nonprofit news site covering state government and politics, at kentuckylantern.com. Keep it Clean. Please
ICE to outfit agents with electric shock gloves from KY company in $20 million no-bid contract (opens the original)
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Federal immigration agents may soon be outfitted with a device â electrical shock gloves â manufactured by a Kentucky company. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security plans to spend between $10 million to $20 million on a device from Kentucky-based Compliant Technologies, according to a recent notice. The Associated Press first reported about the upcoming no-bid contract. This article was originally published by the Kentucky Lantern, a nonprofit news site covering state government and polit
State of the race: GOP backs Comer for Kentucky governor as Dems must choose Beshear allies (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. James Comer appears to be the favorite to win the Republican nomination in next yearâs Kentucky governor race before heâs even announced heâs running. A plane flew over the Fancy Farm Picnic in West Kentucky Saturday saying, âRun, Comer, Run.â Most Republicans used their remarks at party events and the picnic to suggest Comer should seek the governorship â including Secretary of State Michael Adams, who had been considering a run himself. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene
Beshear joins Democrats to block Trump admin’s access to sensitive TANF recipients’ info (opens the original)
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joined a coalition of Democratic state officials in suing to block the Trump administration from getting access to sensitive data of families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits. Filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., the lawsuit said that the Administration for Children and Families had issued a notice to authorizing disclosing records of millions of Americans to â any public or private entity that ACF chooses, at any time, for the
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