AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMedicaid Relief in Frankfort: Gov. Andy Beshear says a 4% Medicaid reimbursement cut will be reversed after an unexpected $255 million corporate tax payment and a budget surplus, keeping providers and services from being at risk this fiscal year. School Finance Transparency: Kentucky’s School Report Card now adds audited 2024-25 financial transparency data, letting families and taxpayers see spending per student and local funding details. Data Center Pushback: Shelbyville is considering a moratorium on large-scale data centers after county action, with officials saying they want clearer rules before more “AI or hyper” projects move in. Local Government Updates (Covington): Covington approved changes and added costs for the new City Hall, including design work, signage, and security contracts, plus a plan to convert nearby land into a parking lot. Public Health Watch: Kentucky’s child overdose panel reports child overdose deaths have doubled in five years, with fentanyl and other substances driving the rise. Business & Redevelopment (Newport): Newport approved a $3.8 million purchase to redevelop downtown parcels, including closing the Brass Ass and Brass Bull.
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