Ky. colleges get $269 million for coronavirus help
Ky. colleges get $269 million for coronavirus help By Jill Lyman and Katie Tercek | February 25, 2021 at 10:06 AM CST - Updated February 26 at 10:41 AM
KENTUCKY (WFIE) - More COVID-19 relief funding is on the way for several Kentucky colleges and universities.
For this round of funds, a total of more than $269 million will be divvied out.
âItâs my understanding the federal government has a formula,â Fr. Larry Hostetter, the president of Brescia University said. âThe federal government has all of our statistics. We submit that every year. In terms of enrollment, how many of our students are eligible for Pell Grants.â
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There’s no more snow, ice or sleet in the weather forecast, but accumulations left over from three storms in eight days will still be causing some travel difficulties for a little while.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet trucks had gotten I-24 and the Pennyrile Parkway mostly clear as of mid-morning Thursday. Christian County Sheriff’s Deputy Chris Miller says state, county and city crews have been hard at work, but secondary routes remain the main trouble spots.
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the Christian County Sheriff’s Office are continuing to advise the public that icy conditions are still creating issues for drivers, especially on Interstate 24.
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