Rural KY counties are building more jails, data show
And who’s filling the cells? People charged with misdemeanors and non-violent offenses.
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Democrats hope to flip Kentucky’s sixth congressional district
Even after the GOP gerrymandered it, the Dems still think they have a shot
Students organize new ceremony after UK cancels Black, LGBTQ graduation events
In reaction to actions taken by the KY General Assembly and the federal Department of Education
The shift in what Dem voters are looking for
Research reveals a new central axis of primary politics
Federal cuts could take $800 million that KY uses to fight the overdose crisis
KY Policy looks at the impacts, and it’s not pretty
Cuts to safety agency will harm Kentucky workers
KYGA said to rely on federal standards. Now the agency that maintains those standards is being decimated.
“No Kings Then, No Kings Now” protest in downtown Lexington
Thousands come out to tell Trump/Musk that they weren’t elected to the kings of America
Can Democrats stop the GOP from taking a chainsaw to the Farm Bill?
Republicans are gearing up to cut SNAP programs and increase payments to the largest farmers
Kentucky unions stand up to halt deportation of two hundred workers
“These people deserve better.”
The guy from Constitutional Crisis Moving and Demolition
He’s determined to take out the last supports of our democracy.
Sen. Rand Paul joins Senate Dems to introduce resolution to curb Trump's tariffs
Rand Paul joined several Senate Democrats to introduce a resolution Tuesday that would rescind the national emergency President Donald Trump declared last week to enact sweeping tariffs. Paul joins Democratic Sens. Ron Wyden of Oregon, Chuck Schumer of New York, Tim Kaine of Virginia, Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, Peter
Government secrecy starts in Washington and ends up in Frankfort
And we know which party is determined hide what they’re doing.
USDA cuts hit food banks across the country: ‘This is just the tip of the iceberg’
More than $1 billion in assistance has been cut; millions of families could be affected.
