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Good Question: Will consumers get money back from tariff refunds?

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By Victor Puente Verified
| WKYT-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Today’s Good Question is, “Will consumers get any money back from the tariff refunds?” If you’re wondering whether a check is coming your way from the billions of dollars in tariff refunds now being processed, the short answer is: probably not. Unless you are a company or importer that paid those tariffs directly, you are not guaranteed a refund.
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Good Question: What happened the last time the U.S. made daylight saving time permanent?

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By Victor Puente Verified
| WKYT-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Sunshine Protection Act would keep most of the country on daylight saving time year-round. That sounds appealing in the summer — but history suggests it may not stay popular once winter arrives. The last time Congress tried this In 1973, Congress passed the Emergency Daylight Saving Time Energy Conservation Act. The country was in the middle of the oil crisis, and the idea was that more daylight hours would reduce energy use.
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Good Question: How did Fayette County Public Schools violate open meetings laws twice in a year

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By Victor Puente Verified
| WKYT-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The Fayette County school board has been found in violation of Kentucky’s Open Meetings Act twice in the past year, with the state Attorney General ruling the board failed to follow the law’s requirements on public notice and closed sessions. The most recent ruling stems from how the board handled placing Superintendent Dr. Demetrus Liggins on paid leave. The earlier violation involved a 2025 vote to raise the county’s occupational license tax.
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