Coverage dated August 29, 2022

Kentucky city authorities investigate electronic theft of $4 million in federal funding

Headline from KVIA El Paso

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN About $4 million in federal funding intended for housing assistance in Kentucky was stolen after someone directed that money to a private bank account, officials of the City of Lexington said.

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  1. KVIA El Paso

    Kentucky city authorities investigate electronic theft of $4 million in federal funding (opens KVIA El Paso)

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    By Sean Lyngaas, CNN About $4 million in federal funding intended for housing assistance in Kentucky was stolen after someone directed that money to a private bank account, officials of the City of Lexington said.

  2. Winchester Star

    Kentucky city reports $4M electronic theft of housing funds (opens Winchester Star)

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    A Kentucky city reports about $4 million in housing funds was stolen electronically. The city of Lexington said in a news release Monday that the funds included federal rent assistance

  3. Fox News

    Kentucky city reports $4 million in stolen housing funds (opens Fox News)

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    Four million dollars in housing funds were stolen electronically in the city of Lexington, Kentucky. The money stolen included federal rent assistance and transitional housing funds.

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