Kentucky has nearly 23,500 federal workers. Here's what DOGE cuts could mean for them
Kentucky is home to roughly 23,500 federal workers. With DOGE cuts happening nationwide, here's how the cuts could impact ...
How many federal employees have been cut in Kentucky? The feds refuse to say
Terminations began Feb. 14, but it’s not clear how many Kentuckians who work for the federal government have been cut.
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Trans women: Kentucky bills could make 'horrifying' jail experience worse
In Kentucky, Senate Bill 2 and House Bill ... Trump's executive order puts the federal Bureau of Prisons at odds with the 2012 regulations, though the department laid out guidelines last week ...
At Federal Bureau of Prisons, senior retirements add to uncertainty
At least six top Federal Bureau of Prisons officials have announced plans to retire in coming months, including acting ...
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Bureau Of Prisons Executives Announce Retirement Ahead Of New Director
(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The Federal Bureau of Prisons is currently experiencing significant upheaval, with a wave of leadership departures leaving the agency without clear ...
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Former Tennessee state senator Brian Kelsey is officially a federal prisoner
GERMANTOWN, Tenn. - A former Tennessee state senator officially started his sentence in federal prison. Brian Kelsey, who ...
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Kentucky bill would ban gender transition care in state prisons
Kentucky Senate Bill 2, filed by Republican Sen. Mike Wilson, aims to prevent the Department of Corrections from funding gender transition care for inmates. While Kentucky's Attorney General ...
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Kentucky has nearly 23,500 federal workers. Here's what DOGE cuts could mean for them
Federal Bureau of Prisons: As of February, the Federal Bureau of Prisons has approximately 1,840 staff members in Kentucky, with hundreds working at each of its five facilities: FCI Ashland ...