Heather Cox Richardson explains what Shumer did today
And it wasn’t what you might have heard
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Hypocrisy, double-standards, and outright law-bending — measured in crypto
And yet our boy Jamie Comer sees nothing to investigate.
The nation’s largest food aid program is about to see cuts. Here’s what you should know.
The federal government is making sweeping changes to SNAP, the program that helped feed about 42 million people in the U.S. last year. Here’s a breakdown of the changes to come and potential impacts.
Legislators discuss proposal on mental health parity in insurance
Concert as to whether insurance companies are demonstrating parity.
Data centers: Too much of a good thing
Don’t just see the dollars; look at the costs as well.
Welcome To The New Uprising
Zohran Mamdani’s victory could be a turning point for Democrats — if the party finally learns from its past leaders’ betrayals.
Due to HB4, WKU Society of Black Alumni disaffiliates from Western
Would have had to remove “Black” from everything, including name
Beshear: Partial SNAP payments to begin processing on Thursday
Payment dates will be staggered as usual.
Groups from a dozen states form coalition to protect Ohio River Basin
Goal is funding for restoration of the river from decades of pollution.
Louisville councilman proposes mask ban for law enforcement, citing ICE concerns
Would expand existing mask ordinance
Child care is shaping to be a big issue in Frankfort in 2026
Beshear and Chamber of Commerce both have reports calling for more investment in child-care programs.
Ahead of big local election year, Hopkinsville forum examines voter education and apathy
Several community groups, led by Focus 21st Century Minority Leadership and Pennyrile Resources Conservation and Development Council, organized the forum.
Two Kentucky congressmen will play a role in deciding the fate of Trump’s ballroom
Both are on the board that must approve the plans.
Trump endorses three Kentucky congressmen, Massie challenger
But no endorsements (yet) in Senate race
