Kentucky to close $156 million budget gap without cutting schools or Medicaid, Beshear says
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Most state agencies will cut budgets by about three percent, mainly by leaving vacant positions unfilled.
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Kentucky plans to close a $156 million budget shortfall while protecting schools, Medicaid, and public safety, with modest agency cuts and no layoffs.
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