Andy Beshear

News briefings: Legislative Recap

Will Groves Contributing Writer wgroves@murraystate.edu Kentucky Gov. Beshear Vetoes Over 20 Bills in the 2022 Legislative Session Bills vetoed include House Bill 3, an abortion ban of at or after to 15 weeks; Senate Bill 83, a ban on transgender girls playing in girls’ sports; and Senate Bill 167, which would put a locally elected Read More

COVID-19 cases surge countywide and statewide

Staff Report As Calloway County enters the red zone and cases continue to rise on campus, in the Murray community and across the state, local medical providers are reminding students that tests are available and affordable. According to Chief Medical Officer Bob Hughes, Calloway County has had a total of 697 cases, with 593 recovered, Read More

University braces for potential budget cuts

Daniella Tebib News Editor dtebib@murraystate.edu President Bob Jackson sent an email on Sept. 9 informing all faculty and staff that the University is being asked to reduce the budget by eight percent, resulting in a $3.5 million cut from the current fiscal year 2020-21 budget. “State Budget Director John Hicks indicated a General Fund shortfall Read More

Rural hospitals to receive federal funding

Simon Elfrink Contributing Writer selfrink@murraystate.edu U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Gov. Andy Beshear made an announcement on Wednesday, July 3 regarding $383 million allocated for rural hospitals in Kentucky.  The Governor’s negotiation settled a 13-year dispute about federal funding for Medicaid. With the assistance of McConnell, Beshear persuaded the federal Centers for Medicare Read More

Calloway County Health Department confirms two more cases of COVID-19

Addison Watson Staff Writer awatson25@murraystate.edu Calloway County COVID-19 Update On Monday, April 6, the Calloway County Health Department confirmed two more cases of COVID-19 bringing the total number of confirmed cases in Calloway County to eight.  According to the press release, three of the cases seen in Calloway County have fully recovered, one is hospitalized and Read More

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