
Some Ky Schools and Local Governments Eye a Data Center Tax Windfall. A Think Tank Sees Loopholes. By: Liam Niemeyer Source: Kentucky Lantern The post Some Ky Schools and Local Governments Eye a Data Center Tax Windfall. A Think Tank Sees Loopholes. appeared first on Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.

Study: Criminal Charges Increasing Against Homeless Kentuckians Under House Bill 5 By: Corey Elam Source: Fox News 56 The post Study: Criminal Charges Increasing Against Homeless Kentuckians Under House Bill 5 appeared first on Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear Calls for Ending State Tax Incentives for Data Centers By: John Cheves Source: Lexington Herald Leader The post Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear Calls for Ending State Tax Incentives for Data Centers appeared first on Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear Calls for Ending State Tax Incentives for Data Centers By: Joe Sonka Source: WKU Public Radio The post Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear Calls for Ending State Tax Incentives for Data Centers appeared first on Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.

Barr Questions Beshear’s Hospital Closures Claim Amid Medicaid Cuts By: Keely Doll Source: Courier Journal The post Barr Questions Beshear’s Hospital Closures Claim Amid Medicaid Cuts appeared first on Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.

Henry Clay and Lexington Catholic dominated girls soccer with dominant victories, while Lafayette and Sayre each won in girls volleyball.

The Urban County Council is scheduled Thursday to consider a $9.74 million bond authorization and formally adopt a new Complete Streets Design Manual aimed at making Lexington roads safer for pedestrians, cyclists and transit users.

Morgan Gaerte is thriving in her new role on the right side for Kentucky volleyball, recording a season-high 17 kills and a career-high 11 digs in the Wildcats’ win over North Carolina.

No. 3 Kentucky defeated No. 18 North Carolina 3-0 Wednesday night in the Shriners Children’s Showdown at the Net ACC/SEC Challenge, with junior Morgan Gaerte recording 17 kills and 11 digs for her first double-double in a Kentucky uniform.

Molly Seifert, an English teacher at Beechwood High School in Fort Mitchell, has been named the 2027 Kentucky Teacher of the Year, receiving $10,000 and a six-month professional sabbatical opportunity.