Kentucky made it onto good, bad and ugly lists in 2012
12/26/2012 10:08 AM
There’s a list for just about everything. And Kentucky has been making many of them all year.
But it’s not always for the best reasons. Kentuckians have high rates of heart disease, diabetes and other problems. And financially, the state government is on shaky ground.
Still, Kentucky has been recognized by national groups and publications for its good qualities.
So here’s an unvarnished round-up of the good, the bad and the ugly of Kentucky’s appearances in various rankings this year:
Below the Fold
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Comer says Speaker Boehner was lobbied by daughter on hemp; D.C. trip 'very successful'

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Beshear announces outreach campaign to inform uninsured Kentuckians of their options

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Barr says Obama administration perpetuated 'hyper-partisan' government, calls for probe

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Congressional Republicans warn that feds will run out of money to fund Medicaid expansion

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Massie says his hemp bill picked up 2 more sponsors after Comer's visit to D.C.

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With some built-in support already in Iowa, Paul tries to broaden connections in lead up to 2016

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The Chatter: ACLU files redistricting lawsuit; Ky. delegation tells Energy Dept. it owes Paducah

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First lady Michelle Obama urges EKU graduates to serve their country

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U.S. Sen. McConnell encourages college grads to express opinions after students 'protested' his speech

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Paul pledges to be 'in the thick' of protests if Supreme Ct. rejects states' rights in gay marriage case

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