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This fall, voters will weigh in on whether lawmakers should be allowed to call themselves in for a special legislative session.
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Kentucky hospitals and nursing homes have been struggling with staffing shortages as COVID-19 continues to surge through the state.
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The legislature is in the third day of a special session called by Gov. Andy Beshear to try and deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lawmakers have advanced a bill that would take $410 million from the state’s rainy day fund to attract major companies.
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Lawmakers extended the coronavirus emergency declaration on the first day of a special session to deal with the pandemic.
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Nearly two-thirds of hospitals were reporting critical staffing shortages on Thursday as the delta variant continues to surge.
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Lawmakers are gearing up for a special legislative session after a court hobbled Gov. Andy Beshear’s emergency powers.
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Kentucky lawmakers are working with Gov. Andy Beshear to come up with a possible agenda for a special legislative session on coronavirus.
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The state Supreme Court said a lower court shouldn’t have blocked new laws that limit Gov. Beshear’s emergency powers.
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Kentucky nursing homes are worried a new federal mandate for employees to get vaccinated will lead to a worker shortage.