FRANKFORT, Ky. — After 57 days, the Kentucky General Assembly has passed a state budget plan for the next two years.
What You Need To Know Kentucky lawmakers passed a two-year state budget and several other major bills on the final day before the veto period
The budget boosts SEEK funding by 2% annually and continues covering teacher pensions and health plan costs
Lawmakers also passed two JCPS bills changing district management and redrawing school board representation
Other late-session measures addressed sports betting, pardon powers and changes to Kentucky State University
On the final day
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