AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMedicaid Relief in Frankfort: Gov. Andy Beshear says an “unanticipated” corporate income tax payment and revenue surplus will prevent Kentucky’s 4% Medicaid reimbursement cut, delaying any provider cuts through the fiscal year and funding senior meals plus Michelle P. Waiver slots. Data Center Backlash: Bullitt County is pausing new data center proposals for a year over water and power strain, while Carrollton-area residents and local officials are clashing over a hyperscale project near the Kentucky River and I-71. Local Government Pushback: Campbellsburg’s City Council approved a resolution to refuse data center applications and permits while it reviews rules. Kentucky Hemp Uncertainty: A federal law set to take effect Nov. 12 would reclassify many hemp products as Schedule I, leaving farmers stuck with unsold inventory and urging Congress to pass a protection bill. Public Safety Funding Fight: Kentucky’s leaders are among states suing the Trump administration over disaster and counterterrorism grant conditions tied to election and immigration requirements. Business & Community: Kentucky Chamber launches a statewide effort to strengthen entrepreneurship, and west Louisville broke ground on Opportunity Village, a 76-unit affordable housing project with support services.
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