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Where bills stand a month into session

House Bill 6 and Senate Bill 160 aim to modernize Kentucky's child care system with new regulations, data collection, and pilot microcenter programs, affecting over 100,000 children.

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FRANKFORT — During another jam-packed week in the 2026 legislative session, lawmakers advanced two bills on child care, gave a nod to first responders and sparred twice over a proposal to allow conscientious objections for health care workers in Kentucky.

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House bill on improving child care access advances

FRANKFORT — A bill stakeholders say will improve child care access for Kentucky families cleared its first major hurdle on Feb. 12.

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Child care reform bill on the move in legislature

Comprehensive legislation aimed at reforming Kentucky’s child care industry passed the House Tuesday 84-11 with one abstention.

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Kentucky New Era broke the news in on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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