Please keep your alerts on and have a plan to shelter if needed. Stay safe, everyone. 2/2
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Please keep your alerts on and have a plan to shelter if needed. Stay safe, everyone. 2/2
We’re expecting more bad weather tomorrow, with the greatest risk for severe storms through the afternoon and evening – especially in the northeast area. Scattered storms, hail and pockets of wind damage are the main threats, with a possibility of tornadoes. 1/2
To all our school social workers: We see the hard work you put in, and we are so grateful for your efforts and the positive impact you’re making for kids across Kentucky. In your honor, we were proud to recognize you during School Social Work Week in our commonwealth.
We also need folks to be aware of flooding and avoid high water. Stay safe, everyone. 2/2
Kentucky, severe weather is moving across the state and continuing through this evening. We’re already seeing tornado warnings pop up in some western counties. Please remember to have your weather alerts on today and a plan to shelter if needed. 1/2
Kentuckians across the state agree: Pre-K for All needs to be funded for our kids, our families and our businesses. That was made clear in Ashland and Fort Mitchell, where local officials, parents and business leaders all called on the General Assembly to take action and fund pre-K.
Please have your alerts on and a plan to shelter if needed, and avoid high water while driving. Stay safe, Kentucky. 2/2
There is a potential for severe weather on Saturday, with a line of heavy rain, thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail moving across the state. There is an increased risk for flooding in the west, and storms are tracking stronger for the northeast region. 1/2
Had a great time celebrating the strong women of AKA and their legacy of empowering women and bringing positive change. Thank you for all you do for women across our commonwealth and country – and for recognizing my chief of staff and friend, La Tasha Buckner.
Today, Gov. Andy Beshear joined leaders from 23 other states in a lawsuit to block the Trump administration’s latest round of illegal tariffs, which are causing increased prices for the American people and businesses.
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Watch today’s live Team Kentucky Update at 12:30 p.m. ET via Facebook.com/GovAndyBeshear or YouTube.com/GovAndyBeshear.
Thunderstorms, heavy rain, strong winds and hail are possible, with the potential for tornadoes. There is also a flood watch in effect through Thursday morning for northwest Kentucky. Have your alerts on, make a plan to shelter if needed, and avoid high water while driving. 2/2
This is a reminder that we need everyone to remain weather-alert this evening as more severe weather moves through the state, especially for the north-central and northwestern regions. 1/2
In just the first two months of 2026, we’ve announced 18 projects totaling $1.4 billion, with more than 1,100 new jobs set to be created. This year is starting off strong, Kentucky!
We need everyone to have your weather alerts on, avoid high water while driving, and be prepared to shelter if needed. Stay safe, everyone. 2/2
Kentucky, we’re expecting severe weather tomorrow, with thunderstorms and heavy showers and the possibility for strong winds and hail in the north central and northwest regions of the state. There is also a low risk for a tornado west of I-65. 1/2
Today, Gov. Beshear announced that Kentucky placed in the top five for economic development projects per capita in Site Selection's 2025 Governor’s Cup. Kentucky has held a top-five ranking during all six years of the Beshear administration.
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“Capping federal student loans would make graduate degrees more expensive and unattainable while also fueling the dangerous health care shortages across our country," said Gov. Andy Beshear.
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I'm proud that we've delivered the largest investments ever for over a third of Kentucky's counties. We're working hard to deliver good jobs, boost our economy, and help our communities and people thrive.
ICYMI: Gov. Andy Beshear has ordered that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, Feb. 28, in honor of trailblazing civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson.
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✅ISCO Industries, Jefferson County
✅Louisville Seating Systems, Bullitt County
✅Old Town Baking, Simpson County
✅Perdue Foods, Ohio County
✅Tennessee Autorack, Simpson County
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Today was a great day for Kentucky. We celebrated the approval of seven new-location and expansion projects, totaling $851 million in new investment and 591 new full-time jobs.
✅Dyno Nobel Inc., Muhlenberg County
✅Green Energy Park, Carlisle County
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Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that his request for the Louisville area to be removed from the federal RFG program has received approval from the EPA, which should result in lower gas prices for residents. The change is set to take effect May 27, 2026.
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Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Green Energy Parks plans to locate a new $142 million facility in Arlington that will create 20 new jobs. The project represents a record investment in Carlisle County.
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Watch the live Team Kentucky Update at 12:30 p.m. ET via Facebook.com/GovAndyBeshear or Youtube.com/GovAndyBeshear.
Agriculture strengthens our economy and feeds our families. Team Kentucky is proud to support this industry and the rising leaders being empowered through FFA – an incredible organization I'm proud to recognize during FFA Week in our commonwealth.
Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Kentucky once again set an all-time record for products shipped globally, with $50.6 billion in exports in 2025. This year’s record represents a 5.65% increase over 2024.
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Pushing back against what's best for Kentucky's kids? Not a headline I'd want.
During tomorrow's Team Kentucky Update, we're going to be celebrating new jobs, progress to make highways safer, rebuilding in Eastern Kentucky and safer communities. Watch live at 12:30 p.m. ET via Facebook.com/GovAndyBeshear or YouTube.com/GovAndyBeshear.
Gov. Andy Beshear has ordered that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, March 7, in honor of trailblazing civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, who died Feb. 17 at the age of 84.
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