James Bruggers

So Ky has as many as 345K Medicaid fraudsters? Where is the proof of that?

Jason Bailey @jbaileyky

Medicaid in Kentucky gets absolutely hammered in the House bill--loss of $1.7 billion, 2nd-worst proportionally of all states, and lost coverage of 207,000-345,000 Kentuckians, 5th-worst among states https://t.co/aUd4KPCbmV

Will we need to go to Costa Rica or some other medical tourism destination for our Covid vaccine boosters this fall?

.@KET, @MarioAndersonTV … Scott Jennings is not the sole conservative voice on @CNN.

Maybe emergency room nurses and doctors too? You gotta use your scalpel and it’s a dull? Or maybe an accountant at tax time and the calculator or computer software doesn’t work. 😀

lisasorg @lisasorg

@jbruggers This must be an affliction unique to journalists

I’ve experienced the exact same thing.

lisasorg @lisasorg

Feeling stressed about all the stories I need to write, and that is manifesting in anxiety dreams. Last night I dreamt that I could only reach sources by fax. I literally stood in front of a fax machine all night.

RT @sejorg: SEJ Board President @_thehalparker welcomes close to 750 reporters, editors and producers to #SEJ2025 at @ASU, at an opening re…

RT @sejorg: @_thehalparker @ASU @azcentral @gburton @MayorGallego @ASUGlobalFuture “This work matters because the stories we tell — and how…

RT @sejorg: The Pee-Posh Dancers graciously welcomed #SEJ2025 journalists to Tempe, Arizona, built near Maricopa Tribe ancestral lands, by…

It’s off to #sej2025, my 31st. At this point, I feel sort of hardwired to attend. Looking forward to seeing old friends and new ones too. And to be inspired by journalists’ rising to the challenge of the day.

In the aftermath of the blast, West Virginia mining regulators have ordered a Core subsidiary to temporarily stop extracting coal from at least part of its Leer Mine in Taylor County, about 100 miles south of Pittsburgh. @mtnstspotlight https://t.co/6xi8KMk83n

In case you missed this, West Virginia regulators require methane remediation from a coal company following a blast that severely burned a woman in her home. https://t.co/GGI9tqo8JB

“A person should be able to light up a cigarette, candle, stove burner or fire in their home if they want to and not worry about blowing up." With @lee_hedgepeth https://t.co/GGI9tqo8JB

Why aren’t meteorologists actually going on air to explain all this tonight? Too small of a crew? I’m thinking you’re losing a lot of audience.

Mallory Schnell @MallorySchnell

ALERT | A Tornado Warning has been issued for the highlighted area until Mar 30 10:15PM EDT. TAKE SHELTER NOW! Watch WHAS11 News for live coverage. https://t.co/L5S7JCq4l4

LENSAlert in #Louisville is worthless during fast moving storms. Got a tornado warning call 20 minutes late. And our part of Louisville wasn’t in the warning zone. Glad I was checking @NWSLouisville in real time.

After @lee_hedgepeth and I spent a year investigating and reporting on a fatal blast atop one of the gassiest coal mines in the country, Alabama regulators are acknowledging a likely connection and taking some action. https://t.co/ikXHdRfQJD

#gogriz https://t.co/aVqnUGI9fG

We was robbed! https://t.co/Ej3cfBGRNI