Another Kentucky income tax cut uncertain amid a ‘difficult’ budget process
Revenue shortfall may prevent this year’s proposed cut
Kentucky AG’s office demands resignation of fish and wildlife board chair
In dispute: resident farmland exemption from hunting and fishing license requirements
As KY Republicans mull income tax cut, Beshear warns against crashing fiscal guardrails
Current fiscal year facing 2% shortfall, or $300 million
Kentucky officials will appeal decision they say is unfair to Kentucky Power ratepayers
Public Service Commission and AG Coleman say Kentucky citizens shouldn’t be forced to subsidize project in other states.
Kentucky lawmakers warn of state budget hit because of federal cuts
Still want to cut the income tax rate, though.
Advocates call on Beshear to stop utility disconnections during the government shutdown
Over 40 organizations join the call to action
Power rate hike settlement, approved by KY attorney general and cities, sparks opposition
Supposedly locks in lower increase – but opponents are doubtful
Beshear joins lawsuit opposing ‘unlawful termination’ of ‘Solar for All’ funds
Kentucky planned to use the funds to install solar in disaster-affected communities
Doctor. Teacher. Mamaw. Meet some ‘No Kings’ protesters organizing in ‘deep-red’ Kentucky.
“We’re Americans who want to protect our country from authoritarianism. We want to return to democracy. We’re the real patriots. We’re not scary people.”
UK exec with ties to McConnell and electric co-ops will help lead KY energy planning board
Board must weigh in on retirement of fossil-fuel plants
Union vote uncertain at Kentucky EV battery plant as ballots are challenged in tight election
The United Auto Workers claimed a narrow victory Wednesday night in a unionization vote at an electric vehicle battery plant in Hardin County, though the election’s outcome remains uncertain because dozens of ballots have been challenged.
Alleged fraud in issuing driver’s licenses under investigation in Kentucky, officials say
Whistleblower says immigrants illegally obtained IDs by paying $200
Trump administration moves to rescind $500 million for federal prison in Letcher County
On again, off again, on again – and now off again.
Climate change intensified April flooding in Kentucky, according to scientific modeling
As temperatures rise so will likelihood of extreme rainfall, report predicts
