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Many sports leagues at several levels will hand out a Most Improved Player award every season — the hardware typically goes to someone who had a subpar or injury-plagued year prior to putting together a big season. Economically speaking, Kentucky would be in the running for Most Improved Player among all 50 states based on the latest Fitch Ratings. Fitch is considered one of the “Big Three” credit rating agencies, along with Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. Fitch, which previously rated Kentucky’s economic outlook as negative, recently shifted the label to â�...

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt at his 2021 State of the State address. From Day 1 of this year’s legislative session, the state’s executive branch has been hammering its dedication to usher in SoonerSelect. Under that plan, instead of having Oklahoma’s Medicaid agency pay providers directly for their care, the state would shift about $2 billion in health spending to four private insurance companies, giving them a set amount for every client. Those companies would then coordinate care for nearly a million low-income Oklahomans, who are covered by SoonerCare, the state’s Medicaid program. H...

Love Married At First Sight as Much as We Do? Join Us On Facebook! However, she does admit, “We must take responsibility for this match – but I assure you the Chris we all see now is not the Chris we met and married to Paige.” While it doesn’t work 100-percent of the time, she said, “What we have done, however, is, over all these seasons, try very hard to make good matches and great relationships – and we do take pride in many marriages, and families, that we have put together that are worth and lasting.” Chris Williams replied back to Dr. Pepper’s comments

President Donald Trump speaks during a rally protesting the electoral college certification of Joe Biden in Washington. (Evan Vucci, File/AP Photo) The Senate voted to acquit former President Donald Trump. We discuss what it means for the Republican Party and the nation. Guests Michael Whatley, chair of the North Carolina Republican Party. (@WhatleyNCGOP) Norman Ornstein, emeritus scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. Contributing editor for The Atlantic. Contributing editor and columnist for the National Journal. (@NormOrnstein) Also Featuring Interview Highlights On Trump’s acqui...

Trump's Defense Team Expected to Take a Day or Less Lawyers for former president Donald Trump are planning to begin and wrap up their defense in his impeachment trial in less than a day, using far fewer than their allotted argument hours. That’s according to his senior adviser Jason Miller, who said there could even be enough time left over for planned questioning to begin. The rules for the trial gave both sides two days for arguments, lasting up to eight hours each day. Democratic House impeachment prosecutors have used their time to air searing video footage of the January 6 attack on t...