AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCold-Weather Help: Paducah’s Washington Street Warming Center is open through March, offering 25 beds, meals and showers when temperatures fall to 39 degrees or below. Volunteers and donations are needed. Graves County: A semi-truck overturned near Hopewell and Herman roads, spilling diesel, oil and corrosive material; state police reported no public health risk and closed part of Hopewell Road for cleanup. A county audit also flagged four findings, including weak controls over spending and $4.3 million in invoices approved after costs were incurred. Health and Relief: Kentucky’s measles outbreak has reached 211 confirmed cases. Gov. Andy Beshear urged President Trump to fire Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., citing the resurgence, while a new round of medical-debt relief erased more than $50 million for 22,000 Kentuckians. State Priorities: Kentucky lawmakers are expected to focus on housing, data centers and taxes in 2027. A new report estimates the state’s housing shortage cost $3.7 billion.
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