KY-06 emerges as potential battleground as Democrats cite national overperformance
Double-digit swings in special elections moves Barr’s district into play
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Kentucky lawmakers seek answers on $250M loan after Ford EV battery plant closure
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It’s time to demand better support for our schools
Contact your legislator and share these numbers, then demand they act
Rep. Daniel Grossberg settles ethics case, avoiding public testimony
Complainants were willing to testify, but were not asked to do so.
Term limits bill introduced
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Bill on alternative sentencing for parent caretakers moves forward
Sponsored by Julie Raque Adams of Louisville
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Includes funding for the Brent Spence Bridge project
KY legislature considers ethics commission changes amid Grossberg case
Would fine anyone filing a “frivolous complaint”
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New bill would set up regulatory framework for hemp-derived products
Would open up market for low-level THC products
KY lawmakers starved JCPS of funding. Now, they’re trying to break it.
This proposal is not bold, innovative, or courageous. It is a political maneuver designed to shift blame, fracture public trust and weaken an institution that still attempts to serve all children.
New data show ICE arrests in Kentucky are on the rise
2,000 in nine months, and the number is only going up.
