Officials can hide texts, emails on private devices from records requests, state Supreme Court rules
The end of Kentucky’s Open Records Act?
Housing, data center legislation dies on final day of 2026 session
Air-BnB provision halts priority housing bill SB 9.
As Lege breaks for veto days, let’s look at what made it, what didn’t, and what still has a chance
Hundreds of bills filed, but only some are going to become law
GOP-controlled KY legislature gives final passage to $31 billion executive branch budget
Finalized budget bills are passed without being made publicly available online
House panel changes controversial provisions in bills affecting Kentucky energy planning
Advocates can once again intervene in utility rate discussions
Bill blocking Kentuckians from suing pesticide makers splits House GOP but still advances
Opponents from both parties point to Kentucky’s high cancer rates
More than 1,000 people being held by ICE in Kentucky jails, analysis finds
And three-fourths of them have no criminal record or pending charges
State regulator approves reduced increase in Kentucky Power rates following ‘emotional pleas’
5.8% increase in rates, instead of the 14% KY Power had asked for
‘Needs, not wants’: GOP-controlled KY House passes ‘restrained’ state spending plan
GOP refuses to consider Democratic amendments to fund housing, school employee raises
Trump EPA official comes to Louisville power plant to tout weaker pollution rules
Environmental groups denounce rollback of Biden mercury standard as harmful to public health
First bill to hit governor’s desk seeks to dilute power bill pain from gas price spike
A bill awaiting Gov. Andy Beshear’s signature would let Kentucky utilities spread out higher fuel costs after January's winter storm drove up natural gas prices.
Advancing bill would criminalize ‘harassing’ law enforcement, ICE agents and medics
Legislation would create a buffer zone around a ‘first responder’ after a warning
Kentucky House GOP budget takes aim at executive branch spending
Governor calls spending restrictions within budget ‘unfounded and politically motivated.’
Kentucky Senate tries again to shift power away from Jefferson County school board
Bill among priority legislation targeting education and fiscal shortfalls of schools, Senate leader says
GOP lawmakers, advocates spotlight need to tackle Kentucky’s housing shortage
200,000 more units needed to meet demand
Kentucky lawmakers file bills for ‘Charlie Kirk Day,’ axing DEI, and upping minimum wage
House must review impeachment petitions, including one against sitting Supreme Court justice
