Shit is about to hit the fan in the Strait of Hormuz
For 60 years, Middle East experts have feared exactly what Trump just did
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‘You aren’t trapped’: Hundreds of US nurses choose canada over Trump’s America
Making the nurse shortage in the U.S., especially in rural areas, even worse.
KY bill would let lawmakers call special sessions, without governor
Speaker Osborne files bill he has pushed for before
GOP bill HB 8 would rework commission that sets electricity rates
The makeup of the Public Service Commission, which regulates utility companies, would change, the governor’s appointment power would be weakened, and advocates would be largely shut out of the process.
Gov. Beshear: Kentucky-based soldiers among 6 from US killed in Iran attacks
Number from Kentucky not known
Andy Barr toasts ICE with Kentucky bourbon in new Senate campaign ad
Still hadn’t gotten that Trump endorsement, though
Kentucky’s rural counties would be affected by bill making fluoride optional
In some Kentucky high schools, kids as young as 16 receive full-mouth extractions because of poor dental hygiene.
State Republicans look to reshape Louisville’s Ethics Commission
House Bill 607 would shake up the Louisville’s Ethics Commission and potentially threaten its independence.
House Bill 2 creates new barriers to Medicaid for Kentucky families
It’s a bad bill – and only your calls can stop it.
House passes Medicaid reform bill
HB 2 makes a number of changes, mainly to the Medicaid expansion cohort.
This Week at the State Capitol
Lawmakers spent the eighth week of the 2026 legislative session moving bills on Medicaid reform, educational tax credits, and a new two-year spending plan for the state executive branch.
Bill to create KCTCS Prison Education Program advances
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Feb. 25, 2026) — The House Judiciary Committee considered a bill on Wednesday that seeks to reduce recidivism and boost Kentucky’s workforce. House Bill 5, sponsored by the committee’s co-chair, Rep. Jennifer Decker (R-Waddy), would establish the Kentucky Community and Technical College System Prison Education Program. “This
Who’s behind the millions being spent in Massie-Gallrein GOP primary?
It’s not Kentuckians.
