Report: Kentucky could lose $1.2 billion yearly by giving tax dollars to private schools
What if GOP legislature adopted Florida’s school voucher program? Educators worry their small districts would lose out.
United by their objections to Trump, congressional Dems largely close ranks behind Biden
Multiple meetings on Tuesday of Dems in Congress appeared to lead to consensus: “He’s our guy.”
Kentucky auditor, cabinet clash over access to child abuse database as new law takes effect
The Auditor’s office is supposed to monitor child support enforcement, while CHFS is in charge of actually doing the enforcement. Thus, the turf war.
U.S. Supreme Court sets stage for industry lobbyists to write health, safety, and environmental rules
How would you feel about a chemical plant being able to write its own pollution rules? Guess what – SCOTUS just made that possible.
Biden tells congressional Dems he is staying in the race, urges end to speculation
Kentuckian U.S. Rep. Comer calls for investigation of president’s doctor
KY Republican HQ building fund tops $3.2 million, most from corporations with lobbying interests
Pfizer, AT&T, Verizon, Boeing – all interested in helping RPK with their building program.
Despite what some politicians say, crime rates are decreasing
Kentucky homicides decline for third straight year; robbery, burglary also down
Recovery CEO gives big to support Democrat Beshear and a host of Republicans
More than a half-million dollars in political contributions over the last decade from Tim Robinson, his companies and associates
Beshear to attend Democratic governors meeting at White House in person
As discussion continues about the possibility of Biden dropping out, Beshear will meet with the president tonight.
Despite ‘rough’ debate, Beshear still backs Biden in presidential election
Kentucky governor says he will support the president ‘as long as he continues to be in the race’
Kentucky’s process for purging voter rolls challenged in federal court
Secretary of State Adams says changing it now would ‘sow chaos’ in a presidential election year
Modern-day ‘Comstocks’ look to police travel, information as another strategy to end abortion
Activists’ latest move is to use the dormant 1873 anti-obscenity law to challenge state abortion-rights ballot initiatives ahead of November
Kentucky abortion rights advocate speaks on national television with Vice President Harris
Hadley Duvall appeared with Harris on the “Morning Joe” show on MSNBC.
Democrats test whether Andy Beshear’s appeal is transferable — in Kentucky and beyond
Beshear is getting attention from those who think he could be a candidate for national office. Next month he will give the keynote address for an Iowa Democratic Party dinner.
Exclusive: DNC moves ahead on all-virtual roll call for Biden presidential nomination
Not only is the roll-call being done virtually, the DNC is also creating an online portal for feedback on the campaign platform.
Kentucky election officials say noncitizens aren’t voting in the state
This fall, we’re voting on a constitutional amendment to say that non-citizens cannot vote. Apparently, they already aren’t.
