Consumers thrown under pesticide industry’s steamroller in bill awaiting KY House vote
Senate Bill 199 would cost Kentuckians their rights when label warnings fail to fully disclose health risks
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Senate Bill 199 would cost Kentuckians their rights when label warnings fail to fully disclose health risks
Notes that Trump didn’t mention the Kentuckians killed in the war
“In my party, we pride ourselves in limited government and individual liberty, and there is no greater liberty than the right to make your own health care decisions without a bureaucrat standing between you and your doctor.”
BOE not going to give up our sensitive personal data without a fight
Appropriation approved, with no indication what it is for
One would let the Lege call itself into session; the other would put summaries of proposed amendments on the ballot, instead of the full text.
A report from the Office of the Ombudsman alleges systemic failures by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to provide proper care for children who have been housed in nontraditional settings, including offices and state parks, while waiting for a traditional foster home to become available.
5.8% increase in rates, instead of the 14% KY Power had asked for
“The Constitution requires a vote, and your Representative needs to be on record as opposing or supporting this war.”
“I know – let’s do as little as possible to protect our health and our environment!”
GOP refuses to consider Democratic amendments to fund housing, school employee raises
HB 2 makes some major changes to health care for Kentuckians on Medicaid
Beshear spox says subpoenas are a “stunt with no merit.”
Environmental groups denounce rollback of Biden mercury standard as harmful to public health
“Where is the fight for OUR right to life?”
A new model for testing in schools, and a possible way around tenure