Piper Hansen

1 week ago | murrayledger.com | Piper Hansen

WASHINGTON – (TNS) U.S. Rep. Andy Barr said Wednesday he would support giving President Donald Trump “whatever authorities that he seeks” as the president weighs direct involvement in the intensifying war between Israel and Iran. Israel, a longtime ally of the United States, has for nearly a week bombarded targets in Iran, focusing many strikes on sites related to the country’s development of nuclear weapons.

1 week ago | kentucky.com | Piper Hansen

Lexington officials on Wednesday broke ground on a 200-acre business park they say will bring new industry, nearly 2,000 jobs and millions of dollars annually in state and local taxes when work is complete by the end of next year. The city’s Legacy Business Park, northwest of the Coldstream Research Campus off Georgetown Road, near Interstates 64 and 75, includes 19 lots totaling 147 acres for development, greenspaces and trails that connect bike and pedestrian paths to the city’s Legacy Trail.

1 week ago | gazettextra.com | Austin Horn |Piper Hansen

U.S. Rep. Andy Barr said Wednesday he would support giving President Donald Trump "whatever authorities that he seeks" as the president weighs direct involvement in the intensifying war between Israel and Iran. Israel, a longtime ally of the United States, has for nearly a week bombarded targets in Iran, focusing many strikes on sites related to the country's development of nuclear weapons.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Austin Horn |Piper Hansen |Lexington Herald-Leader

U.S. Rep. Andy Barr said Wednesday he would support giving President Donald Trump "whatever authorities that he seeks" as the president weighs direct involvement in the intensifying war between Israel and Iran. Israel, a longtime ally of the United States, has for nearly a week bombarded targets in Iran, focusing many strikes on sites related to the country's development of nuclear weapons.

1 week ago | kentucky.com | Piper Hansen

Proposed health care funding cuts and Congress’ plan to slash Medicaid could place already financially struggling rural hospitals at risk of closure. Kentucky stands to lose up to $28 billion in federal dollars it uses to insure those seeking medical care and prop up rural health care providers that employ thousands. The proposed cuts could put 35 rural hospitals in Kentucky at risk of closure, more than any other state in the country, according to a new estimate.