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Last update: an hour agoLouisville’s $1B boost: Mayor Craig Greenberg and state leaders announced Louisville will receive more than $1 billion from Kentucky’s newly approved two-year budget, with money earmarked for downtown revitalization, Jefferson County road work, Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport expansion, and Kentucky Exposition Center redevelopment—plus major arts and museum funding. Local pensions pressure: New Illinois pension tallies show Bartlett ($2,245 per household), Riverdale ($2,034), and Westmont ($613) all paying into police and fire retirement systems, underscoring how costs vary sharply by town. Public safety and health fallout: Reports warn of “systemic failure” in miner health and safety as federal staffing and enforcement shift, while a separate case highlights how Medicaid billing changes can reshape local health spending. Politics under Trump’s shadow: Louisiana’s GOP Senate primary is the latest revenge test for Bill Cassidy, with Kentucky’s Thomas Massie primary next—both races framed as whether GOP dissent can survive. Sports & community: Mizzou’s Ahmad Hardy update and the Preakness at Laurel Park keep the spotlight on Kentucky this weekend.
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