Report: Kentucky’s child abuse rate doubles national average
National average is 7.7 cases per 100k children; Kentucky at 12.3
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VisitLex paid $155K in new bonuses despite constitutional concerns, records show
Tourism bureau’s president received $58,000 bonus on top of $282,536 salary; four employees again out-earn the mayor
Massie, Khanna seek to stop military action in Iran without Congress' OK
May use discharge petition to force a vote in the House
Kentucky lawmakers advance safeguards after donor found alive on operating table
Bill puts in place a “pause” procedure.
House Democrats unveil seven budget proposals, responding to widespread alarm over Republican plan
“With more than a billion dollars in General Fund revenue left unbudgeted, Kentucky has the capacity to ease pressure on families right now.”
Local Kentucky elections officials concerned over GOP bill pushing extensive changes
An elections omnibus that would allow nonpartisan judicial candidates to talk about their party affiliation, add new federal citizenship verification processes, and a whole lot more, has passed a committee vote.
It’s time to re-balance the scales and get rid of so-called ‘right to work’
Kentuckians are working harder, but falling further behind – even as the wealthy get even wealthier.
Kentucky Senate advances bill to restrict more forms of voter ID
Despite voters rarely using these forms of identification in Kentucky elections, the state Senate advanced a bill to prohibit social security and food stamp cards from counting as a valid secondary ID.
Kentucky bill would classify abortion pills as controlled substances
Thus, bringing them into the state would be trafficking.
Kentucky community colleges brace for potential encounters with ICE
Thousands of immigrant and international students are studying in Kentucky
Students, leaders from both sides of the river hold anti-ICE rally on the Big Four Bridge
Student-organized rally draws large crowd
One man’s brave stand against the genitals that haunt him
A stand he no doubt wishes to take to Washington
Decker files proposal to expand successful prison education program aimed at reducing recidivism
HB 5 expands partnership between KYCTS and Department of Corrections
