AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy Affordability Probe: Kentucky’s Public Service Commission opened a statewide investigation into rising utility bills, asking electric and major gas providers to explain affordability impacts and inviting public input; Sierra Club Kentucky says it plans to participate. Air Quality Fight: Kentucky AG Russell Coleman and other attorneys general urged the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a Biden soot rule, arguing counties already meet the standard even as the rule’s health benefits are disputed. Wildlife Rules Update: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife published final-in-effect regulation changes, including updated wildlife damage/landowner designee processes, fewer duplicative permits at recreation areas, and stronger waterway safety requirements. Local Transit Shift: Northern Kentucky’s $2 Southbank Shuttle will end Nov. 7, replaced by a higher-frequency bus corridor linking Newport, Covington, and Cincinnati. E-bike Ordinance Delayed: Silver Grove City Council postponed a new e-bike ordinance after concerns over punishment and where riders can use the roads. Invasive Species Incentive: Texas is paying $100 per invasive black carp submitted through a multi-state program; Kentucky is among states where the fish has been captured. Pawpaw Research Boost: Kentucky State University released five peer-reviewed studies advancing pawpaw flowering, disease management, storage, and seedling establishment.
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