Co-op caucus powers consumer measure
FRANKFORT – Fueled by members of the Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Caucus, the first bill approved by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2026 is a unanimous measure backed by co-ops...
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5 Feb, 2026Power to the people
When headlines warn of soaring energy costs, grid stress, and the explosive growth of data-hungry industries, it is natural to wonder who is looking out for everyday Kentuckians. In...
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29 Jan, 2026Kentucky co-ops restore power after Fern
Winter Storm Fern didn’t deliver a single blow to Kentucky’s electric grid — it delivered a series of them. Beginning Sunday, January 25, the storm brought snow, sleet, rain...
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Energy Infrastructure and Opportunity in Western Kentucky with Senator Jason Howell. Moderated by 2024 Youth Tour delegate from West Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Ezra Foote.
Shaping Kentucky’s Energy Future: A Discussion with Co-Chairs of the Rural Electric Co-op Caucus, Senator Amanda Bledsoe and Representative Wade Williams - State Representative HD 4.
The 2026 Frankfort Youth Tour is off and running at the Kentucky Historical Society!
A new “smart plant” from Toyota Boshoku America is boosting Kentucky’s manufacturing future. The $225 million facility in Hopkinsville uses advanced technology to produce vehicle interior components while strengthening the state’s automotive supply chain and supporting jobs across Kentucky.
Smart plant, strong future - Kentucky Living
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www.kentuckyliving.comElectric co-op crews focus on safety and restoring power. But when they can spare a moment, these images and videos show their challenging environments and innovative solutions.
If anyone wonders why it takes time to restore power, it’s not as simple as just flipping a switch.
Thanks ...Jackson Energy for sharing and thanks to all the crews, contractors, mutual aid and co-op staff who team up to help.
Huge thank you to the linemen out working in the harsh, snowy conditions. Your dedication and hard work don’t go unnoticed!
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