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Governor signs 13 health-related bills into law, including one that caps co-payment for insulin at $30/month for an estimated 22,000
Reps. Minter and Bentley, Beshear and interpreter Virginia Moore
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Gov. Andy Beshear signed 13 health bills into law Monday, highlighting one that caps insulin costs for about … Read More
Positive-test rate for novel coronavirus drops below 3% in Ky. as new cases continue their slow decline, but ICU ventilation rises
Nine of the dozens of images in Hoptown Chronicle's visual, vertical timeline of the pandemic
By Al Cross
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The course of the Covid-19 pandemic in Kentucky crossed another threshold Sunday: In the… Read More
Beshear blames high Covid-19 case numbers in prisons on testing, but death rate among state prisoners is third in U.S.
Graphs and chart by The Marshall Project show virus cases and deaths in Kentucky state prisons.
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Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday that Kentucky has more coronavirus cas… Read More
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