KET says it will not cover Fancy Farm, Kentucky’s most well-known political picnic in August, after Congress axed its federal funding.

To present a wide array of viewpoints," she said. According to KET, the statewide organization reaches 2 million people per week, both on air and online, with free content accessible to anyone.

The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday that would claw back $1.1 billion in funds it had previously allocated to public radio, TV networks.

KET representatives have said CPB funding provides the station about $4.2 million each year, and the lone statewide broadcasting network serves more than 2 million people weekly.

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