Officials from the state Transportation Cabinet gave lawmakers a progress report Tuesday afternoon on a new driver’s license database they say will make the process of getting and updating a driver’s license more efficient.
Health officials say the back-to-school season is a time for students to reset and set healthy goals, and that physical exams before the school year can uncover health problems that may otherwise go undetected.
A 4% Medicaid rate cut is set to take effect Aug. 1, and two Kentucky pediatric therapy providers are organizing an advocacy campaign to push lawmakers to reverse the reductions before they impact patients.
Horse Soldier Farms is now home to Horse Soldier Bourbon, a 100,000-square-foot facility expected to bring as many as 50 jobs to the area and have a $100 million economic impact on the Lake Cumberland region.
AAA of the Bluegrass forecasts 17% of Kentuckians are expected to travel during the Fourth of July holiday, with 90% of those travelers expected to go by vehicle despite higher gas prices.
What’s new: production of a new RAV-4 hybrid, in about three years or less a new advanced paint facility and money invested into BCTC to get the next generation of workers ready for new age manufacturing jobs.
