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KY has billions in ‘rainy day fund.’ Can the state use it to pay SNAP benefits?

Summary by Murray Ledger and Times

FRANKFORT – (TNS) About 600,000 people could start to go hungry after Nov. 1 if the shuttered federal government doesn’t provide the $106 million it owes for next month’s SNAP benefits to help low-income Kentuckians buy groceries.

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Murray Ledger and Times

KY has billions in ‘rainy day fund.’ Can the state use it to pay SNAP benefits?

FRANKFORT – (TNS) About 600,000 people could start to go hungry after Nov. 1 if the shuttered federal government doesn’t provide the $106 million it owes for next month’s SNAP benefits to help low-income Kentuckians buy groceries.

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Murray Ledger and Times broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, October 30, 2025.

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