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Experts: Kentucky residents should prepare for Medicaid changes (opens the original)
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Certain adults enrolled in Medicaid must report qualifying work, education or community service hours to keep their coverage, under new federal changes that go into effect in January. Adults must document 80 hours per month of work, education or community service to keep their health coverage. Emily Beauregard, executive director of Kentucky Voices for Health, said while the new work reporting requirements don't start until 2027, new questions have already been added to the Medicaid application.
Experts: Kentucky residents should prepare for Medicaid changes – WMKY | Morehead State Public Radio (opens the original)
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Adults must document 80 hours per month of work, education or community service to keep their health coverage. Certain adults enrolled in Medicaid must report qualifying work, education or community service hours to keep their coverage, under new federal changes that go into effect in January. Adults must document 80 hours per month of work, education or community service to keep their health coverage. Emily Beauregard, executive director of Kentucky Voices for Health, said while the new work re
Report: Kentucky clean energy manufacturing boom falls short (opens the original)
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Manufacturing employment in the clean energy sector is down nearly 300,000 jobs from 2024, according to a new report. Bay Epperly, sustainable manufacturing coordinator for the economic research and advocacy organization ReImagine Appalachia, which published the data, said Kentucky and other Appalachian states have been particularly vulnerable to economic starts and stops. The Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law helped to unlock private dollars for factories and infrast
Pro-data center labor union gives big to Kentucky governor (opens the original)
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The total of $206,000 makes the union the fourth-largest donor to the PAC since Beshear created it shortly after his reelection as governor in 2023. The donations come amid growing public concern that communities will suffer from the massive amounts of natural resources required by hyperscale data centers. The governor recently issued an executive order, saying it will protect the public from data center harms. Jason Bailey, executive director of the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy, pointed
New push aims to improve literacy, access to books for Kentucky kids (opens the original)
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Alissa Taylor, senior managing director of program implementation for Save the Children, who is based in Berea, said it is important to start early by getting books into children's hands, but noted it can be challenging in rural ZIP codes. "Libraries are smaller. There's less access to books there, and the renewal of current books that children may be interested in or want to read doesn't happen as often just because of lack of resources and lack of funding," Taylor explained. Learn Without Limi
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