AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health: Kentucky’s measles outbreak has topped 150 reported cases, prompting health officials to urge vaccination. Child Welfare: Eight people in Richmond face charges including abuse, incest, rape and human trafficking after seven children, ages 1 to 17, were removed from a home, police said. Food Aid: Gov. Andy Beshear says more than 80,000 Kentuckians are losing SNAP benefits under federal rule changes and is urging federal action. State Government: Beshear issued an executive order to restore the previous makeup of the KentuckyWired board, challenging a new state law as the network remains tied up in a contract dispute. Education: New state report cards show reading gains, but fewer schools earned top ratings; Fayette County schools outperformed state averages in reading and math. Health Care: UK HealthCare broke ground on a $275 million Lexington medical complex intended to bring specialty care closer to Eastern Kentucky. Wildcats: No. 15 Kentucky heads to Oklahoma after its overtime upset of LSU, looking to build on a 5-1 start.
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