As Kentucky’s largest coal producer mines Bitcoin, its power discounts draw scrutiny
State utility regulator launches investigations into crypto industry’s impacts
‘Or’ ignites latest conflict over what Kentucky schools may teach about sex, gender
Republican senator blasts Kentucky Department of Education’s guidance
Kentucky’s largest utility tests new law creating barrier to retire fossil fuel plants
GOP lawmakers passed SB 4 earlier this year
Progressives try to persuade Biden to use the 14th Amendment to resolve debt crisis
Kentucky’s U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey, D-Louisville, is among members of Congress urging President Biden to invoke the 14th Amendment in order to keep paying the country’s bills.
Kentucky officially unveils COVID-19 memorial in Frankfort
‘This grief sometimes feels like a cold wind moving through our chest, shivering a fragile broken heart.’ — Amanda Matthews, sculptor
London receives nearly $1.4M state grant. Mayor’s family are donors to Beshear, Democratic Party
Transportation Cabinet says recipients of the federally funded grants are chosen by the Transportation Cabinet staff
‘Down ticket’ races include election denier’s challenge of Republican secretary of state
It’s not just a race for governor on Tuesday; these other offices are on the ballot as well.
Would her family’s financial stake in the coal industry affect Craft’s actions as governor?
Ethics expert says GOP hopeful would ‘absolutely’ have a conflict of interest. It’s ‘for the people to decide’ if there’s a problem, says a former Kentucky governor.
Teachers union asks judge to block new Kentucky law barring payroll deductions to pay union dues
KEA points to new law’s exception for police, firefighters, corrections unions
Craft and Cameron bring out the boxing gloves for KET debate
Monday marked first time the two Republican frontrunners shared a debate stage.
Some surprising new players in Kentucky politics are filling Beshear’s campaign war chest
Family, associates of London Mayor Randall Weddle and reverse logistics industry top governor’s donor list
Republican candidates for governor talk education as May 16 primary nears
Craft vows to fire education commissioner. Cameron wants state school board that reflects Kentucky ‘values.’ Quarles pledges support for teachers.
Kelly Craft, her coal exec spouse give maximum $10,000 each to Republican Party of Kentucky
FEC filings show Republicans with $1.6 million, Democrats with $1.1 million on hand as of Feb. 28.
Kentucky education commissioner says legislature put youth at risk with anti-LGBTQ bill
Dr. Jason Glass spoke out forcefully on the Lege’s attacks on our young people.
House passes bourbon industry tax break as local governments warn of fiscal ‘devastation’
The bill gradually eliminates the property tax on bourbon barrels, which generated $40 million in local and state revenue in 2021.
Republican lawmakers are taking Kentucky back to education’s bad old days
It’s perplexing until you remember that demagoguery has always thrived on parched, narrow minds
