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Sylvia Goodman

Sylvia Goodman

Verified

KY Capitol Reporter, WFPL-FM (Louisville, KY)

Chicago, Louisville

Biography

Metro Intern The Chicago Tribune. Previously Breaking News Intern at The Courier Journal and Print Managing Editor of North by Northwestern. Current senior at Northwestern University

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Metro business human interest politics environment

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Content

Total articles 2075

  • Kentucky senate president dismisses climate change, praises Trump for coal executive orders

    By Sylvia Goodman Verified| Louisville Public Media Verified As he touted President Donald Trump’s latest executive orders propping up the country’s “beautiful clean coal” industry, Senate President Robert Stivers of Manchester said that “the assumption” that fossil fuels contribute to climate change “is subject to debate.”The debate over anthropogenic climate change is not between climate scientists.

    By Sylvia Goodman Verified · Louisville Public Media

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Beshear says state likely to run up against legislative cap on Kentucky’s emergency disaster spending

    By Sylvia Goodman Verified| Hoptown Chronicle@ For the first time in 2024, the Kentucky General Assembly put a cap on the funds the Kentucky Department of Military Affairs can use to match federal disaster funding when the president declares a disaster or emergency. Since then, Kentucky has seen five emergency or major disaster declarations — including two active disasters. As a result, Democratic Gov.

    By Sylvia Goodman Verified · Hoptown Chronicle

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Beshear says state likely to run up against legislative cap on Kentucky’s emergency disaster spending

    By Sylvia Goodman Verified| Louisville Public Media Verified For the first time in 2024, the Kentucky General Assembly put a cap on the funds the Kentucky Department of Military Affairs can use to match federal disaster funding when the president declares a disaster or emergency. Since then, Kentucky has seen five emergency or major disaster declarations — including two active disasters. As a result, Democratic Gov.

    By Sylvia Goodman Verified · Louisville Public Media

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Company Info

WFPL-FM (Louisville, KY)

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

+1 502-814-6500