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SNAP Payment June 2024: Crucial Support for Millions of Low-Income Families – $1,155 Benefits for Family of Five

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SNAP Payment June 2024: Critical Support for Low-Income Families SNAP Payment Distribution in Kentucky: June 19th Deadline for Up to $1,155 Benefits The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is commonly known as food stamps is set to distribute new payments by June 2024 offering crucial support to millions of low-income families and individuals across the … Read more

Kentucky Unclaimed Property $800 Million Opportunity for Residents to Reclaim Lost Assets

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Kentucky Unclaimed Property: Residents Encouraged to Reclaim Lost Assets Worth $800 Million Opportunity for Kentucky Residents: $800 Million in Unclaimed Property and Money Await Retrieval In a notable revelation nearly $800 million in unclaimed property and money has surfaced in Kentucky presenting an opportunity for residents to reclaim lost or forgotten assets, according to the … Read more

21,000 Kentucky Kids at Risk: House Bill 367 Threatens SNAP Benefits and School Meals!

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Kentucky Schools Concerned About Proposed SNAP Restrictions Potential Ramifications for School Meal Programs According to NKY Tribune, Kentucky schools are worried about House Bill 367, which wants to make it harder for people to get SNAP benefits. House Bill 367 would make it so only families with very low incomes can get help. Tracy Pulley … Read more

New Kentucky Bill: Supporting Pregnant Mothers – Highlighting Black Families Persistent Challenges!

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Senate Approves Kentucky Bill of Pre-Birth Child Support   Senate Bill 110 Aims to Alleviate Pregnancy Expenses  According to Madamenoire, the Kentucky Senate passed a new bill that lets parents get child support even before the baby is born. Kentucky bill is sponsored by two Republican Senators, Whitney Westerfield and Stephen Meridith. This Kentucky bill called … Read more

Two Republican-Backed Bills Rejected in Kentucky: Teen Work Hours and Food Stamp Changes Up for Revival!

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Republican-Backed Bills Rejected in Kentucky Legislature Rare Rejection Occurs Despite GOP Majority in Committee According to Herald-Leader, two Republican-backed bills in Kentucky’s legislature faced rejection which is rare because most lawmakers in the committee are from the GOP. One bill House Bill 255, aimed to make it easier for 16- and 17-year-olds to work more … Read more

$650 Billion Clean Energy Investment Boom – Shifting Coal Transition in Kentucky!

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Yellen Touts Biden’s Clean Energy Investment Tax Breaks in Kentucky Visit Clean Energy Investments Surge in Former Coal-Reliant Regions According to WHTC, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen talked about how tax breaks from the Biden government are helping clean energy in places that used to rely on coal. She visited Kentucky a state where Democrats … Read more

House Bill 367 In Kentucky: Potential Impact on SNAP Benefits and Vulnerable Communities!

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SNAP Eligibility Changes Concerns from Advocacy Groups According to Los Cerritos News, in Kentucky, there’s a big discussion about House Bill 367. This House Bill 367 wants to make it harder for people to get help from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). If House Bill 367 becomes law many people in Kentucky might lose … Read more