Kentucky Power, industrial customers reach agreement on Mitchell plant
Sierra Club says agreement is bad idea, doesn’t sign on.
Maddox seeks to end passage of bills with ‘confidential’ fiscal analysis in Kentucky
Proposed legislation filed in the Kentucky General Assembly would require any bill taken up on the floor of a chamber to have an estimate of its impact on the state budget available to the public. GOP Rep. Savannah Maddox of Dry Ridge said House Bill 178 would provide more transparency
Fairness leader calls ruling nixing protections for LGBTQ students a temporary setback
A judge from the Eastern District of Kentucky struck down the changes to Title 9
Write-in candidates vie for four-year Kentucky Senate term after senator’s death
The death of Republican state Sen. Johnnie Turner just ahead of Election Day did not spur a special election, as 11 write-in candidates now run to fill the next four-year term.
SOS on final voter registration numbers, surge of Independents
Huge spike of new registrations before the deadline
45th Kentucky legislative race features two first-time candidates
The race for District 45 in the Kentucky House of Representatives pits two newcomers against each other. Republican Thomas Jefferson and Democrat Adam Moore are vying for the central Kentucky seat, which includes a sizable portion of southwest Lexington. 60-year-old Thomas Jefferson, who moved to Lexington more than four decades
Kentucky League of Women Voters canvassing ten areas in the state
Working to help infrequent voters be ready to vote this November.
Kentucky officials shocked by the number of applications for medical cannabis business licenses
One thousand? Nope. Three thousand? Nope. How many? Read on.
Kentucky’s incarceration rate among highest in the world
Kentucky puts six times as many people behind bars as the UK, and nine times as many as Italy.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear declares Juneteenth a state holiday
Kentucky has joined more than half the country in declaring June 19 as Juneteenth National Freedom Day.
Massie introduces bill to abolish the Federal Reserve
A bill first introduced in 1999 is resurfacing in 2024.
