US Edition19 Kentucky federal offices to close as part of DOGE cuts
- Nineteen offices in Kentucky will close as part of nationwide budget cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency .
- This figure is fifteen more offices than previously reported, showing an increase in DOGE's influence in Kentucky's federal operations.
- The closures include Social Security Administration branches and small business offices, among others.
- Representative James Comer has not commented on the partial closure of the Campbellsville office, which is in his district.
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Kentucky Senate passes bill that would regulate the state government’s use of AI
The lawmakers behind Senate Bill 4 say that it lays the ground for a risk-based AI governance framework to protect Kentuckians and foster innovation in state government. It also attempts to address concerns over AI-generated misinformation in political campaigns and elections.(Photo by J. Tyler Franklin | Chat GPT Screenshot / Louisville Public Media) A bill that passed out of the Kentucky Senate last week aims to regulate the state government’s…
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