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Kentucky Basketball Roster Tracker: Welcome to the family, Otega Oweh

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Kentucky Basketball Roster Tracker: Welcome to the family, Otega Oweh


Mark Pope continues to grind away in the transfer portal. The new Kentucky head coach has added a fifth piece to his roster for the 2024-25 season.

On Saturday, Oklahoma transfer Otega Oweh announced through Instagram his commitment to the Wildcats. He joins San Diego State transfer Lamont Butler, Drexel transfer Amari Williams, former BYU signee Collin Chandler, and four-star high school senior Travis Perry as players locked in for the upcoming season.

Oweh was in Lexington on Thursday for a visit and wasted little time committing to Kentucky.

Nicknamed “Otega-Tron”, the Wildcats have picked up another unbelievable defender. There won’t be many guards next season in college basketball that can defend the perimeter like the 6-foot-2, 215-pound rising junior.

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“We used to call him ‘Otega-Tron’ because he was like a Transformer for us,” Rob Brown, who is the program director for Team Final (Oweh’s AAU team), told KSR. “Whatever we needed him to do, he did. If we needed him to defend bigs, defend wings, defend guards, he did it. … He defends a lot of positions.”

Oweh took visits to Kentucky, Texas A&M, and Oregon. In the end, it came down to the ‘Cats and Ducks. He averaged 11.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, one assist, and 1.5 steals in 24.9 minutes per outing last season with the Sooners. 

GONE (GRADUATED/NBA DRAFT)Antonio ReevesTre MitchellJustin EdwardsRob DillinghamReed Sheppard

TRANSFER PORTALAdou Thiero*, Aaron Bradshaw (Ohio State), Joey Hart (Ball State), Zvonimir Ivisic (Arkansas), DJ WagnerJordan BurksUgonna Onyenso

* Also testing NBA Draft waters

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IMPORTANT DATES

  • April 27: NBA Early Entry Eligibility Deadline (11:59 p.m. ET)
  • May 1: Transfer Portal Closes
  • May 12: NBA Draft Lottery
  • May 13-19: NBA Combine
  • May 29: NCAA early entrant withdrawal deadline (11:59 pm ET)
  • June 16: NBA Draft Early Entry Entrant Withdrawal Deadline (5 p.m. ET)
  • June 26: NBA Draft 2024 First Round
  • June 27: NBA Draft 2024 Second Round

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April 27: Otega Oweh, you are a Wildcat

  • Committed to Kentucky over Oregon after visiting Lexington earlier in the week.
  • Nicknamed “Otega-Tron” for his ability to transform into whatever kind of defender his team needed.
  • The fifth player on board for Kentucky’s 2024-25 roster.

April 27: Andrej Stojakovic commits to California

  • With a final three of Kentucky, North Carolina, and California, the West Coast native elected to stay close to home, choosing the Golden Bears.
  • A visit to Kentucky was reportedly in the works, but Stojakovic committed to California before he could make it to Lexington.

April 26: Lamont Butler commits to Kentucky

  • Another significant defensive piece for Mark Pope going into year one. Along with Williams, UK has five conference Defensive Player of the Year awards between them.
  • A trip to Las Vegas from Pope and Co. sealed the deal.
  • One year of eligibility remains for the point guard.

April 25: Saint Mary’s transfer Aidan Mahaney arrives in Lexington

  • Posted picture on Instagram Story outside of Rupp Arena on Friday night.
  • 6-foot-3 guard has taken a recent visit to Creighton and was at Virginia on April 22.
  • Averaged 13.9 points, 2.6 rebounds, and 2.6 assists in 33.3 minutes per game for Saint Mary’s this past season, starting all 34 games.
  • A two-time First Team All-WCC performer.

April 25: Miami’s Wooga Poplar added to contact list

  • 6-foot-5 guard averaged 13.1 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 2.8 assists in 31.1 minutes this past season.
  • Reported by Dushawn London of 247Sports.
  • St. John’s, Kansas, Villanova, Temple, Ole Miss, Florida State, and Arizona State have also reached out.

April 25: Wake Forest forward Andrew Carr joins this weekend’s visitors

  • According to Travis Branham of 247Sports, the 6-foot-11 Carr is “expected” to be at Kentucky this weekend.
  • Averaged 13.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 1.5 blocks in 32.5 minutes per outing for the Deamon Deacons in 2023-24. Started all 35 games played.
  • Visited Texas Tech earlier this week, will head to Villanova after UK visit.

April 25: Kentucky cracks Top 3 for Stanford’s Andrej Stojakovic

  • 6-foot-7 rising sophomore wing down to California, North Carolina, and Kentucky.
  • Was finalizing a visit to Lexington for this weekend, per On3’s Joe Tipton.
  • Averaged 7.8 points and 3.4 rebounds in 22.3 minutes per contest. He shot 40.9 percent from the floor, 32.7 percent from deep, and 52.8 percent from the line.
  • Son of longtime NBA veteran and three-time All-Star Peja Stojakovic.

April 25: Utah’s Deivon Smith reportedly visiting this weekend

  • According to Travis Branham of 247Sports, Smith is expected to be in Lexington this weekend for an official visit.
  • The 6-foot point guard averaged 13.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 7.1 assists in 29.5 minutes per game.
  • Smith started his college career at Mississippi State (2020-21) before transferring to Georgia Tech for two seasons (2021-23) and then to Utah last season.
  • Posted five triple-doubles in 2023-24.

April 23: BYU’s Jaxson Robinson declares for draft

  • Big 12 Sixth Man of the Year this past season after posting per-game averages of 14.2 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.3 assists in 26.4 minutes per game.
  • Long believed to be a possible Kentucky target if he entered the transfer portal, but focusing on the NBA Draft for now.
  • Has until May 11 to enter his name into the portal.

April 23: Kentucky reaches out to Duke’s TJ Power

  • Played sparingly as a freshman last season, averaging just 2.1 points and 0.7 rebounds in seven minutes per outing across 26 appearances.
  • Arkansas, Michigan, BYU, Wake Forest, Southern California, Miami (FL), Notre Dame, West Virginia, Boston College, and Iowa have also reached.
  • Third Duke transfer contacted by Kentucky (Sean StewartJeremy Roach – Baylor).

April 23: Utah State’s Great Osobor locks in 4 visits

  • Osobor, who shares the same agent as Amari Williams, locked in an official visit with Kentucky for April 29-31.
  • Also visiting Louisville (May 1-3), Texas Tech (May 4-6), and Washington (May 7-9).
  • Mountain West Player of the Year in 2023-24 with averages of 17.7 points, nine rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.4 blocks, and 1.3 steals in 33.6 minutes per contest.

April 22: Kentucky contacts Minnesota’s Elijah Hawkins

  • 5-foot-11 point guard averaged 9.5 points and 7.5 assists per game in 2023-24, tied for the most in the Big Ten.
  • Last year he shot 37.6% from three and scored in double figures 18 times on a Minnesota team that finished with 19 wins.
  • Started college career at Howard for two seasons.

April 22: Collin Chandler signs with Kentucky, Travis Perry reaffirms commitment

  • Chandler committed to Kentucky on April 16 but was not announced as signed until almost a week later. The former BYU signee is officially a Wildcat.
  • The same day, Perry confirmed that he would join Kentucky for the 2024-25 season.

April 21: Amari Williams is a Wildcat

  • Defense was not a strength of Mark Pope’s teams at BYU. Defense is what his first significant transfer portal addition does best. Williams was a three-time CAA Defensive Player of the Year for Drexel.
  • Williams picked Kentucky over Mississippi State.
  • The 6-foot-10 big man made the decision after officially visiting Lexington this weekend.

April 20: Kentucky contacts Duke’s Sean Stewart

  • Kentucky joins Kansas State, Indiana, Arkansas, USC, Florida State, Cincinnati, Georgetown, Arizona State, Miami, Michigan, Ohio State, Baylor, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Cal, Stanford, South Carolina, Washington, Howard, UCSB and Harvard to express interest
  • Was the No. 12 overall prospect in the 2023 recruiting cycle
  • The 6-9 freshman out of Windermere, Florida averaged 2.6 points and 3.2 rebounds in just 8.4 minutes per game this season for the Blue Devils

April 20: Drexel star Amari Williams begins official visit to Lexington

  • The 6-10, 265-pound forward will make the trip to Lexington from April 20-22
  • Kentucky is a finalist, joining St. John’s and Mississippi State
  • Mark Pope met with Williams on Thursday

April 19: Jordan Burks enters the transfer portal

  • Averaged 1.9 points and 1.7 rebounds in 7.2 minutes per outing as a freshman
  • Was a three-star recruit in high school out of Overtime Elite
  • The 6-8 forward only saw at least 10 minutes in seven of his 20 games played

April 19: Adou Thiero cuts list to five, includes Kentucky

  • Previously entering the portal on March 28, the 6-8 forward is now considering Kentucky, North Carolina, Pitt, Indiana and Arkansas

April 19: Kentucky makes final six for Villanova’s TJ Bamba

April 19: Tennessee transfer Jonas Aidoo hears from the Wildcats

April 18: Reed Sheppard declares or the NBA Draft

  • The star guard is the No. 7 overall prospect in ESPN’s list of best available draft prospects
  • He has decided to forgo the remainder of his college eligibility
  • “I’m going all-in,” Sheppard told ESPN. “The opportunity I have is great. I’ve gotten really good feedback showing where I can be in the draft. I had an unbelievable year at Kentucky. It was such a fun year. It’s not easy leaving the fans and the school I dreamed of playing at. I need to do what’s best for me, and that’s heading to the NBA.”

April 18: BYU’s Aly Khalifa commits to Louisville over Kentucky

  • The 6-11, 270-pound center out of Alexandria, Egypt announced three finalists on Sunday: Kentucky, Louisville and BYU
  • Khalifa averaged 5.7 points, 4.0 assists and 3.7 rebounds in 19.4 minutes per game on 38.6/31.5/62.1 shooting splits
  • Originally entered portal on April 12 with a ‘do not contact’ tag, visited Louisville this week
  • He will be redshirting in 2023-24 while rehabbing a knee injury

April 18: Kentucky reaches out to Texas Tech’s Pop Isaacs

April 18: Former McDonald’s All-American Brandon Garrison plans visit to Lexington

April 17: Kentucky “will be involved” for Duke’s Jeremy Roach

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  • Roach has appeared in 130 games throughout his career at Duke, including 108 starts. He was a team captain as a junior and senior.
  • He averaged 14 points, 3.3 assists, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.1 steals in 32.7 minutes per outing this season on 46.8/42.9/84.4 splits
  • Jeff Goodman reports Baylor is the favorite to land his commitment

April 17: Belmont’s Cade Tyson hears from Mark Pope

  • One of the top shooters in the portal
  • Averaged 16.2 PPG, 5.9 RPG, 1.6 APG on 49.3% FG, 46.5% 3PT this year
  • Tyson previously heard from Kentucky’s staff under John Calipari

April 16: Utah State’s Great Osobor contacted by Kentucky

  • On3’s Joe Tipton reports that Osobor has been in contact with the Wildcats
  • Checks in at 6-foot-8, 250 pounds. Averaged 17.7 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game in 2023-24
  • Was tabbed the Mountain West Player of the Year this past season

April 16: Oklahoma’s Otega Oweh hears from Pope

  • Pope reached out to Oweh this week, according to KSR+’s Jacob Polacheck
  • The 6-foot-4, 210-pound combo guard averaged 11.4 points and 3.8 rebounds, playing in 32 games for Oklahoma as a sophomore in 2023-24
  • He started in 28 games and averaged 24.8 minutes per contest
  • Oweh is set to visit Oregon on April 19 and Texas A&M on April 23

April 16: Kentucky contacts Dayton transfer Koby Brea

  • Pope reaches out to Brea on Tuesday evening, the combo guard tells Jacob Polacheck of KSR+.
  • 6-foot-5, 175-pound combo guard who averaged 11.1 points and 3.8 rebounds in 33 games as a junior in 2023-24.
  • Started four games while averaging 29.1 minutes per outing. Shot 49.8 percent from deep on 201 attempts this past season.
  • Also heard from the likes of Kansas, UConn, Duke, Indiana, Arkansas, Louisville, and many more.

April 16: Pope reaches out to Stanford’s Andrej Stojakovic

  • The son of former NBA All-Star Peja Stojakovic has heard from Kentucky, he told KSR+’s Jacob Polacheck
  • Stojakovic averaged 7.8 points and 3.4 rebounds per game while shooting 40.9% from the field and 32.7% from three as a freshman at Stanford
  • He is currently scheduled to visit Cal this weekend

April 16: Collin Chandler commits to Kentucky

  • The 6-4 scorer is rated as the No. 34 overall prospect and No. 6 combo guard in the final 2022 On3 Player Rankings
  • Chandler spent two years on mission ahead of his college basketball debut in 2024-25
  • 2022 Utah Gatorade Player of the Year, averaged 21.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.7 steals as a senior in high school
  • Committed to BYU over Arizona, Gonzaga, Oregon, Stanford and Utah, among others

April 15: Ugonna Onyenso declares for the NBA Draft

  • “I’m ready to go to the next level,” Onyenso told ESPN’s Jonathan Givony. “I’m not thinking about coming back to play college basketball. I’m 100% focused on the NBA.”
  • Onyenso averaged 3.6 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.8 blocks in 19 minutes per contest this past season
  • The 7-foot center is the No. 47 overall prospect in ESPN’s list of best available draft prospects
  • He signed with an agent, but did not officially shut the door for a return to college, despite making it clear he has no interest in coming back to school

April 15: Zvonimir Ivisic transfers to Arkansas

  • “I made the lifetime decision to come to college for a few reasons,” Ivisic announced. “Main one’s to win a national championship and go to the NBA. Monumental part of that decision was Coach Cal, and no one does both of those at the same time than him. That’s why I am excited to announce that I am committing to Coach Cal and the Arkansas Razorbacks!”
  • Ivisic racked up 15 total appearances in Lexington, averaging 5.5 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game while shooting 57.7% from the field and 37.5% from three.

April 15: Aaron Bradshaw commits to Ohio State

  • Bradshaw took an official visit to Columbus over the weekend and announced his commitment to open the week on Monday.
  • The former top-five recruit was the first portal entry for the Wildcats to commit elsewhere
  • He originally entered the transfer portal on April 8 while also testing the draft waters
  • The 7-foot-1 freshman averaged 4.9 points and 3.3 rebounds per game this season while shooting 57.6% from the field.

April 15: DJ Wagner enters transfer portal

  • The 6-foot-3 former five-star recruit averaged 9.9 points, 3.3 assists, and 1.9 rebounds in 25.8 minutes per game for Kentucky this past season
  • 247Sports’ Travis Branham says Wagner will consider a return to Kentucky and meet with Mark Pope while also considering entering the 2024 NBA Draft

April 15: Northern Illinois transfer David Coit hears from the Wildcats

  • Kentucky joins TCU, Louisville, Utah, Washington State and Oregon State as schools to reach out, according to The Portal Report
  • Averaged 20.8 points, 3.4 assists and 3.2 rebounds per game
  • 40.7% FG, 33.7% 3PT, 88.5% FT

April 14: Kentucky schedules visit with Drexel transfer Amari Williams

  • Williams is a three-time CAA Defensive Player of the Year and a First Team All-CAA member in 2023-24
  • He averaged 12.2 points, 7.8 rebounds, 1.9 assists, and 1.8 blocks in 22.9 minutes per game as a senior, shooting 51.7% from the field and 65.5% at the line
  • He is considered the 18th-best available player in the On3 Industry Transfer Portal Rankings and will have one year of eligibility remaining as a graduate transfer

April 14: Kentucky reaches out to Oklahoma State transfer Javon Small

  • Kansas, Miami, Indiana, Texas and Louisville are other schools with mutual interest, sources tell KSR
  • Averaged 15.1 PPG, 4.7 RPG, and 4.1 APG, shooting 44% overall last season
  • Set to take official visit to Miami this week

April 12: BYU’s Jaxson Robinson becomes name to know for Kentucky

  • The 6-7 guard averaged a team-high 14.2 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.3 assists in 26.4 minutes per outing.
  • He shot 42.6 percent from the field, 35.4 percent from deep (6.9 attempts per game), and 90.8 percent from the free throw line.
  • KSR has learned Robinson is a potential portal addition with Kentucky seen as the likely destination should he enter, following Pope to Lexington

April 9: Rob Dillingham enters the NBA Draft, forgoes remaining eligibility

  • Dillingham’s time in Lexington comes to a close with a season average of 15.2 points, 3.9 assists and 2.9 rebounds per game while shooting 47.5% from the field and 44.4% from three.
  • He is currently the No. 4 overall prospect in ESPN’s list of best-available players in the 2024 draft

April 8: Joey Hart enters the transfer portal

  • The 6-5 sharpshooter out of Linton, IN plans to transfer as a redshirt freshman after playing just ten minutes in his debut season as a Wildcat.
  • He scored three points in Lexington — a made 3-pointer in Kentucky’s win over Marshall back on November 24.

April 4: Justin Edwards enters the NBA Draft

  • The former five-star wing becomes the first player to forgo his time at Kentucky and enter the NBA Draft
  • He is currently rated as the No. 30 overall prospect in ESPN’s list of best available players in the draft pool, good for third on the team behind Rob Dillingham and Reed Sheppard

March 28: Adou Thiero enters transfer portal, will test NBA Draft Waters





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The Indiana game is a must-win for Kentucky, even in December

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One week ago, I wrote that Kentucky needed to show us something against Gonzaga. Unfortunately, it did, in a bad way. The Cats’ 35-point loss to the Bulldogs was their fourth to a ranked team this year. It was a performance so abysmal that the team got booed off the floor at halftime. Ever since, BBN has been in a tailspin, uncertainty about the program’s short-and long-term future hanging over the Bluegrass like a thick fog.

Kentucky has already gotten back in the win column, beating NC Central by 36 on Tuesday night; however, the true test of whether or not the Cats have reached rock bottom is Saturday vs. Indiana. The Hoosiers are 8-2, losing to Minnesota and Louisville last week. They rebounded from the 87-78 loss to the No. 6 Cards by routing Penn State 113-72 on Tuesday, thanks in large part to 44 points from Lamar Wilkerson, who picked Indiana over Kentucky out of the transfer portal this past April.

Both Kentucky and Indiana fell out of the AP and Coaches Polls this week, hovering near each other in the group of “others receiving votes.” KenPom ranks Kentucky No. 20 and Indiana No. 21. It gives the Cats a 4-point edge in Saturday’s game, while BetMGM goes a half-point higher at 4.5.

Thank goodness this one’s at Rupp because it’s a must-win, in more ways than one.

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Let’s start with the most basic: the schedule. It may feel premature to start worrying about the NCAA Tournament, but we’re 10 games in, one-third of the way through the regular season, and Kentucky still doesn’t have a good win, going 0-4 in said opportunities. The highest-ranked team the Cats have beaten so far is Valparaiso, which ranks No. 191 in the NET rankings. All of Kentucky’s wins are in Quad 4, all of its losses in Quad 1. Quad 1 losses don’t hurt you a ton, but at some point, you have to pick up some meaningful wins to offset them.

The Cats have two more chances to pick up a Quad 1 win before SEC play begins: vs. Indiana and St. John’s. Over half of Kentucky’s conference games are in Quad 1; before starting that gauntlet, we need to see that the Cats are capable of winning one. Of the two coming up, beating Indiana in Rupp feels more manageable than Mark Pope taking down his old coach, Rick Pitino, and St. John’s next weekend in Atlanta.

Lamar Wilkerson

Much has been said about Kentucky’s struggles with recruiting this week. Most of that conversation has centered around high school recruiting, not the transfer portal, but Lamar Wilkerson is one of the biggest portal targets Mark Pope missed on this past offseason. Kentucky felt so good about landing him that Mark Pope took him to the winner’s circle at Keeneland. Instead, Wilkerson went to Indiana, the Hoosiers sweetening the pot at the last minute.

On Tuesday, Wilkerson set an Indiana record with 10 three-pointers in the win over Penn State. He is averaging 18.8 points and 3.5 made threes per game this season. There were other whiffs for Pope and his staff during the offseason, but Wilkerson will take center stage at Rupp tomorrow night, at a time when Kentucky’s $22 million team is the laughing stock of college basketball.

Please don’t let him get hot.

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Fan fatigue

You don’t need me to tell you BBN is unhappy. The boos in Nashville were ugly proof of the unrest in the fanbase now. Concerns about recruiting and the school’s partnership with JMI, as outlined by Jacob Polacheck and Jack Pilgrim earlier this week, aren’t helping. Mark Pope struck a different tone on Tuesday night, using his bench to send messages to Kam Williams, Jaland Lowe, and Brandon Garrison, and biting back anger afterward as he talked about how his team continues to fall short of the standard. On the player side, Otega Oweh seemed to step up as a leader, scoring a season-high 21 points and insisting all is well in the locker room during interviews, one of which took place with his teammates surrounding him.

On Saturday, we get to see if those baby steps of progress are enough to avoid a fifth loss. Kentucky has already lost one home game this season, last week vs. North Carolina. Given all that’s happened since, there might be boos if the Cats pick up a second tomorrow night.

Fear of becoming Indiana

Indiana used to be one of Kentucky’s biggest rivals; for fans of a certain age, the Hoosiers may still be. Over the past 20 or so years, Indiana has faded to irrelevance. The Hoosiers haven’t gone to a Final Four since 2002. There’s a reason they put Christian Watford’s buzzer-beater vs. Kentucky in 2011 on a popcorn box; they haven’t had much else to celebrate.

As Kentucky fans, we’ve made our fair share of jokes about Indiana, but it’s not quite as funny now that the Cats haven’t gone to the Final Four in a decade, won an SEC regular-season championship since 2019-20, or an SEC Tournament title since 2017-18. For all our hopes that Mark Pope would be the one to turn it around, Kentucky still hasn’t won a big game this season. As Mark Story outlined in the Herald-Leader, Kentucky could be on the path to becoming the next Indiana, which makes Saturday’s game even bigger. With this being the first game in a four-year series, it could be an annual reminder if things keep trending in this direction.

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So, please, Kentucky, win this basketball game. You can make it my early Christmas gift.



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WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Kentucky lawmaker is taking the fight for pharmacists to Washington.

Representative James Comer introduced the Pharmacists Fight Back Act on Thursday.

Kentucky already has a similar law in place that WKYT Investigates’ Kristen Kennedy has been following as the state works to get the law enforced.

Kentucky pharmacists may now get help on the federal level.

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“Rarely does a day go by without hearing from my constituents in Kentucky who are struggling under the weight of soaring prescription drug costs,” Comer said. “The questions I’m consistently asked are, ‘why? Who is benefiting from the system? Why isn’t it patients?’ My response is the same each time. It’s the PBMs.”

Federal bill targets pharmacy benefit managers

Comer says pharmacy benefit managers have outgrown their role in healthcare. State legislators agreed when they passed Senate Bill 188 last year. The law was supposed to increase reimbursement rates for pharmacies and keep PBMs from steering patients to affiliated pharmacies.

The regulations are similar to what Comer wants to do on a federal level.

“Our oversight investigation, which culminated in a report last year with our findings and recommendations, found PBMs have largely operated in the dark,” Comer said. “PBMs have abused their positions as middlemen to line their own pockets by retaining rebates and fees, undermine our community pharmacists and pass along costs to patients at the pharmacy counter. It’s unacceptable, and Congress has a responsibility to act.”

If the act becomes law, it would affect pharmacies across the U.S.

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Pharmacists in Kentucky are already seeing some advantages with the regulations placed on pharmacy benefit managers, but their biggest complaint is that the law isn’t being enforced.

That could change if the federal government gets involved. The Kentucky Pharmacists Association thinks Frankfort has a responsibility to act on the PBM law that passed in the state. They’re still asking the governor to make sure the Department of Insurance is enforcing the law in place.

Stay informed on investigations like this by checking out our WKYT Investigates page at wkyt.com/investigates.



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MUHLENBERG, Ky. (WFIE) – Kentucky officials says there are multiple people injured in a three-car accident on Western Kentucky Parkway.

According to a post made by the Central City Fire Department, three vehicles were involved in a crash between the 64 and 65 mile markers eastbound of the parkway.

They say both the eastbound and westbound lanes are closed at this time. The closure should last around 3 hours.

Two people were extricated from a vehicle. Four adults and three juveniles are being taken to the hospital. No update has been given on their conditions.

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They say a mass casualty incident was declared, and Ohio County Fire and EMS were called to the scene due to the number of patients.

We will update you when we learn more.

Several people hurt in Western Kentucky Parkway multi-car accident, officials say(Central City Fire Department)



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