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Governor Andy Beshear is extending a ten-cent-per-gallon gas tax cut in thirty-three Kentucky counties and cities after local officials begged for more relief — and it’s now good through June 30. Without those requests, prices would’ve jumped back up Thursday. The move reflects local leaders listening to their communities, while Beshear insists high gas prices — fueled by global tensions — are still hurting families. He’s covering the state’s lost revenue and applauding local officials for acting. This isn’t the first step: he already froze the state tax and urged Congress to suspend the federal one. For now, drivers in those areas are getting a small but meaningful break — because in Kentucky, every dollar counts.

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