
Liam Niemeyer
Environment and Energy Reporter at Kentucky Lantern
Reporter for @KYLantern focusing on Energy, Environment / past: @OVReSRC, @wkms / he/him / 📬 tips, questions or anything else: [email protected]
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yahoo.com | Liam Niemeyer
Federal Communications Commissioner Anna Gomez said she was embarking on a nationwide tour to advocate for the First Amendment and speak out against Trump administration actions she sees undermining Americans' constitutional rights. (Kentucky Lantern photo by Liam Niemeyer)FLEMING-NEON — Anna Gomez doesn’t know how long she’ll remain on the Federal Communications Commission under President Donald Trump.
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leoweekly.com | Liam Niemeyer |Kentucky Lantern
Beshear, who introduced speakers connected to Black history sites around the state, said the trail is a commitment to “preserving these important stories.” Related “It’s not easy researching. It’s not easy putting together information. It’s not easy to promote what you know is important,” Giles said.
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somerset-kentucky.com | Liam Niemeyer
...STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL IMPACT WAYNE...SOUTHWESTERN PULASKI ANDWESTERN MCCREARY COUNTIES THROUGH 430 PM EDT... At 347 PM EDT, Doppler radar was tracking strong thunderstorms alonga line extending from near Steubenville to near Cooper to nearSunnybrook. Movement was northeast at 35 mph. HAZARD...Wind gusts up to 50 mph. SOURCE...Radar indicated. IMPACT...Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow aroundunsecured objects. Locations impacted include...
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wcluradio.com | Liam Niemeyer |Kentucky Lantern
by Liam Niemeyer, Kentucky Lantern June 16, 2025LOUISVILLE — Gov. Andy Beshear joined state tourism officials, historians and the CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center in downtown Louisville Monday to unveil a new statewide tourism trail showcasing Kentucky’s Black history and heritage. The Kentucky African American Heritage Trail highlights 57 sites, ranging from Hotel Metropolitan in Paducah to the National Underground Railroad Museum in Maysville to the Lynch Colored School in Harlan County.
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hoptownchronicle.org | Liam Niemeyer
LOUISVILLE — Gov. Andy Beshear joined state tourism officials, historians and the CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center in downtown Louisville Monday to unveil a new statewide tourism trail showcasing Kentucky’s Black history and heritage. The Kentucky African American Heritage Trail highlights 57 sites, ranging from Hotel Metropolitan in Paducah to the National Underground Railroad Museum in Maysville to the Lynch Colored School in Harlan County.
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