FRANKFORT — Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear gave his State of the Commonwealth address Wednesday evening, but Republicans largely weren’t there to hear it. Beshear, considered a possible candidate for president in 2028, pitched his spending ideas and urged Kentuckians and Americans to keep faith in the American Dream even as
House must review impeachment petitions, including one against sitting Supreme Court justice
Revenue shortfall may prevent this year’s proposed cut
The top vote-getter from 2023 wonders if he can carry that into 2027
Temporary building; no galleries to watch from; no Rotunda for rallies
Secretary of State Michael Adams says his office and DOJ have gone ‘back and forth’ about voter rolls, but only public lists have been shared
In a narrow decision, justices disagree on reasons why the case was renewed
After Trump says the Reiners were killed due to their having “Trump Derangement Syndrome”
Gearing up for his final budget session, Kentucky governor will also be playing on the national stage
Lantern appeals AG’s ruling on releasing emails
Wendell Ford Building goes to Nicholasville investor
Will third time be the charm?
“Let them walk a day in our shoes and see how much they keep cutting all these benefits that are helping to protect us.”
Some Democrats leery of forcing local law enforcement into such agreements
If Kentucky law is overturned, students’ tuition cost could double.
Final vote was 427-1, with Republican Clay Higgins the only Nay vote.
