AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCollege Sports Policy: U.S. senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell unveiled a bipartisan push to overhaul how college athletes get compensated, as NIL rules and a patchwork of state laws keep colliding with the NCAA’s transfer and profit landscape. Kentucky Arts & Community: Gov. Andy Beshear and Britainy Beshear launched the “Home, Arts and Writing” contest, inviting Kentuckians to share original art, photos, videos, poetry or short essays about state history on social media by June 18. Local Sports Spotlight: Kentucky’s Trent Noah returned to Harlan County High School to host a youth basketball camp, while Duncan Hines Days in Bowling Green brought back Pickleball Palooza. NCAA & Kentucky Athletics: Western Kentucky’s Lane Arroyos, Zach Lyles and Mick Uebelhor earned Academic All-District honors, and Kentucky’s Jacob Lang made a strong NCAA Men’s Golf run. Entertainment & Culture: Lifetime is airing a Kentucky-filmed horse romance, “Where the Heart Lands,” starring Jana Kramer and featuring TV icons Charlene Tilton and John Schneider.
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