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General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

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Health 1 outlet · Kentucky Lantern

Commentary: Kentucky can cut health premiums without spending a dime

A commentary says Kentucky could lower health insurance costs by allowing residents and small businesses to buy plans from U.S. territories, which are exempt from some Affordable Care Act rules. Reps. Vanessa Grossl and T.J. Roberts filed House Bill 91 in the 2026 session to permit the plans, but Kentucky law currently bars them. The authors say territorial coverage could cost 60% less than the cheapest ACA plans and increase competition without state spending; Kynect and subsidies would remain available.

Government 1 outlet · WUKY

Lexington mayoral candidates have dueling snow plans. What do they say?

Lexington mayoral candidates Carter and Gorton debated the city’s winter-weather response on WKYT. Gorton said she has overseen the largest overhaul of the snow plan in 30 years, while Carter said the city failed to plan for and execute its response. Both propose more staff and public updates; Carter also wants private crews on call and a unified emergency command. Gorton said parts of his plan could be financially unrealistic.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

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