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Rain gives Kentucky wildfire crews a break, but dry weather looms in the forecast

“We’re trying to take advantage of that break as much as we can and realizing that it’s going to turn dry again shortly,” a Division of Forestry official said.

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Rain gives Kentucky wildfire crews a break, but dry weather looms in the forecast

Rain gives Kentucky wildfire crews a break, but dry weather looms in the forecast
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Thousands of acres burn in Eastern Kentucky wildfires as local crews work for days

No official evacuations have been ordered and volunteer fire crews have worked to protect threatened buildings.

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MSHP reports Colorado man killed when car strikes tree

MSHP reports Colorado man killed when car strikes tree
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Transcripts for MSNBC Chris Jansing Reports 20240604 18:36:00

be a right, not a privilege in this country. so president biden has an opportunity to tout what is a big win for the white house. something he s been working on for a very long time and that is a plan to lower drug costs for senior citizens by allowing medicare to negotiate prices. this is the situation though that will not take effect until january of 2026. arguably, as big a win as this is for the president, the star of the show was a 71-year-old from north carolina, steven hatfield, who came up to say that he s one of those americans. he has to work multiple jobs just to make sure he can pay the $16,000 a month that he needs for drugs to stay alive. he s already seen a reduction in his cost for insulin because he has type ii diabetes, but again, there are 65 million people this plan will impact and as the vice president put it at the beginning, shouldn t have to

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