Kentucky Senate approves bill to create state nuclear development agency

The Kentucky State Senate this week passed a bill that would create a non-regulatory agency to spur development of nuclear power in a state that has none of its own.
Senate Bill 198 passed the state Senate unanimously on Monday, 34-0. It must still be approved…

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