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On Wednesday, Gov. Andy Beshear announced over $2.3 million in investments to help construct a new senior center, provide clean drinking water and imp...

A 1926 railroad lounge car will be renovated for excursions between two Nelson County tourist attractions.

Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman was in Cadiz Thursday morning and presented just over $630,000 for local infra...

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman announced improvements to infrastructure in Bell County Monday. Coleman presented four awards in Bell county, t...

Governor Andy Beshear was in London Monday to announce another $250 million in 'Cleaner Water Program' funding. Beshear handed out nearly $3 million i...

The Governor said the budget also helps ensure every region in Kentucky sees economic prosperity, with significant investments in higher education, career and technical training and workforce development.

Governor Andy Beshear made a stop in Muhlenberg County on March 23 on a tour of counties distributing funds for cleaner water throughout the commonwealth. Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, the Better Kentucky Plan and its Cleaner Water Program awarded funds to water districts across the county. Gov. Beshear presented a total of

In Simpson County, Lt. Gov. Coleman awarded:$501,902 to the City of Franklin to rehabilitate 125 manholes and replace waterlines along Morgantown Road and U.S.-31W North; and$180,174 to the Simpson County Water District to replace 43,000 feet of waterlines to improve service to 93 households.

A troubled Kentucky water district has been given more than $400,000 from the state for improvements and upgrades. Gov. Andy Beshear announced the funding Friday, calling it “another important milestone.”

INEZ, Ky. (AP) — A troubled Kentucky water district has been given more than $400,000 from the state for improvements and upgrades. Gov. Andy Beshear announced the funding Friday, calling it “another important milestone.”