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The Kentucky House has passed a bill that would allow businesses and schools to reopen during COVID as long as they follow federal guidelines.
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The Fifth District congressman said his stance was the result of hundreds of calls from constituents questioning the election results.
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Nigel Green, entrepreneur in residence for the Christian County Chamber of Commerce, created the podcast.
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The program will be shown during Monday's League of Women Voters meeting.
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In a statement, Comer condemned the acts of pro-Trump extremists who breached the Capitol on Wednesday.
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A recent fast spread of the coronavirus raises fear that the U.S. has developed a more contagious strain.
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In addition to awarding grants to 202 businesses that qualified for the stimulus money, the city received more than 40 applications from entities that don't have a business license.
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The 12 council members and several city employees made up most of the appointments. Others were filled by local residents.
The Republican-led Kentucky legislature is moving quickly with bills to alter the governor’s emergency powers, restrict abortions and allow businesses to stay open during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The postponement was attributed to an "unprecedented spike in COVID cases and hospitalizations over the last 48 hours."
The requirement comes after several instances of lawmakers not wearing masks during interim committee hearings last year.
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Beshear said reducing his emergency powers while the virus is surging and hospitals are filling up, and the state is deploying vaccines, "would not only be a shame, it would be a tragedy."