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It s our money : How Kentucky lawmakers decided where to spend $137 billion

It s our money : How Kentucky lawmakers decided where to spend $137 billion
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Anticipated state report on EC released

A long-awaited report conducted by the Kentucky State Auditor’s office on Elkhorn City’s financial condition was released April 17 with numerous improprieties being found.

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Pension authority tabs next executive director

FRANKFORT (KT) – The Kentucky Public Pensions Authority (KPPA) has selected Ryan Barrow as its next executive director, pending successful contract negotiations, to replace David Egar, who will retire at

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How did state workers fare in the state budget? 3% raises, but none for retirees

For two consecutive years, all state employees will get 3% raises.

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Pension authority tabs next executive director

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – The Kentucky Public Pensions Authority (KPPA) has selected Ryan Barrow as its next executive director, pending successful contract negotiations, to replace David Egar, who will retire

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