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Beshear creates a Kentucky Governor’s Office of Music (opens the original)
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Gov. Andy Beshear created the Governorâs Office of Music last week by executive order, saying the new office will work to connect and support artists through the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet. The office will do that, in part, through its Industry Directory, which hopes to âfuel ongoing collaboration and growthâ and will feature artists, venues, festivals and other businesses. The music industry in Kentucky generates a nearly $7 billion economic impact, according to the National Endow
Ky to receive millions in federal funding for mental health services (opens the original)
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Kentucky will receive $17 million in federal funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Monday. The money will be used to support the 988 suicide prevention lifeline, youth mental health, addiction recovery, doula services and more. âMental health is just as important as physical health, and devoting more resources to expand access and service capacity for Kentuckians is important,â Dr. Steven Stack, the secretary for the Cabine
Kentucky voters choose ‘I Voted’ sticker design (opens the original)
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Kentucky voters have spoken in one of the most anticipated elections of 2026, choosing a design from Bush Elementary School as the next âI Votedâ sticker design. More than 3,500 voters who cast ballots at the Kentucky State Fair chose a design from student Ryker Asher featuring the shape of the commonwealth in blue, a smiling sun and the words âI voted,â Secretary of State Michael Adams announced Thursday. This article was originally published by the Kentucky Lantern, a nonprofit news si
After two years of limbo, Kentucky’s kinship care is back on track (opens the original)
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After two years of limbo, the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services has started implementing a 2024 law to help families who step in to raise a minor relative, known as kinship care families. The Kentucky legislature approved, and Gov. Andy Beshear signed SB 151 in 2024 to provide financial relief to grandparents and others who are raising children who otherwise would be in state care by making it easier for the family members to qualify for foster care payments. Keep it Clean. Please
Kentucky has a measles outbreak (opens the original)
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Kentucky has a measles outbreak, with a total of 19 confirmed cases this year and 11 of those discovered in August alone, according to the stateâs Department for Public Health. Thatâs more than any recent year, according to state data that goes back to 2019. All 19 cases from this year are in individuals who are either unvaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown, according to the stateâs measles dashboard. An outbreak is defined as three or more related cases by the Centers for Dis
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