AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCoal & Energy Policy: The Trump administration announced $850 million for coal-plant modernization and new coal generation, with Kentucky projects included—an all-of-the-above push that drew criticism from renewable advocates. UK Sports Recruiting: Mark Pope’s Wildcats landed 2027 five-star Ryan Hampton, the highest-ranked commit in Pope’s tenure, boosting Kentucky’s board for next season. Local Government & Growth: Glasgow advanced its 2026-27 budget and approved a Sharp Carts incentive, while Covington moved forward with housing-focused plans and Benton discussed sewer upgrades tied to potential development. Health & Community: Kentucky’s Kids Count report ranks the state 36th for child well-being, citing education, child deaths, health coverage, and housing strain; a Kentucky couple is seeking help after toxic mold forced them out of their home. Public Safety & Weather: A flood watch warned of heavy rain and possible flooding around the region. Other Kentucky Notes: EKU set 2026 home football game times and promotions; a Harlan County deputy was named Kentucky’s school resource officer of the year.
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