The benefits of remote Appalachia in a pandemic are clear: fewer people, easier to socially distance. More space, easier to survive the isolation. Rural places, like parts of Appalachia, also offer agricultural benefits, with some of the population experienced in farming and homesteading, ev…
WASHINGTON, DC -- U.S. Rep. Harold "Hal" Rogers (KY-05) announced today that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has awarded nearly $1.7 million through the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act for healthcare centers across Kentucky, includ…
In my video message for this week, I looked back at my fight to guarantee the U.S. Census Bureau accurately counts our deployed military members.Â
A month and a half after Governor Andy Beshear presented his administration’s two-year budget proposal to the General Assembly, the Kentucky House of Representatives made its version public on Thursday afternoon and sent it on to the Senate Friday morning.
FRANKFORT – The House may consider a wide variety of issues during any given week of a legislative session, but there are times when themes emerge, which is what we saw last week with the passage of two significant bills that that would improve the health of potentially hundreds of thousands…
FRANKFORT – Over the years, Kentucky has adopted a number of smart-on-crime measures designed to improve our criminal justice system while getting the most out of our tax dollars.
Detainees/charges: NP- photo unavailable. Alioth, Ryan- criminal mischief. Barnett, John Michael- theft by cold checks. Bowman, luke- behind on support/unpaid payments. Bowman, Pamela- trespass. Brandenburg, Bobby- speeding, reckless driving, disregard stop sign, fleeing police, wanton endan…
    In my last newsletter, I mentioned that I joined fellow Kentucky senator Mitch McConnell and U.S. Representative Brett Guthrie in sending a letter to Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy and Chief of Staff of the Army General James McConville urging them to select Fort Knox for their fo…
LEXINGTON, KY. Jan. 24, 2020- Burley tobacco farmers are calling for dissolution of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association, and distribution of its approximately $30 million back to the farmers.“The Burley Co-op performed a vital function for burley tobacco growers, and was the l…
The Lee Co. high school archery team competed in the first ever All A archery tournament in Hindman on Jan. 4th, placing second overall with Katie Bowman placing third among the female archers. We would like to thank everyone that supports the archery team. Info via Jeff Perdue
Mercy Health - Irvine Primary Care, Mercy Health - Powell County Primary Care and Mercy Health - Lee County Primary Care were recently named 2019 Million Hearts(r) Hypertension Control Champions from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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