Kentucky students’ lawsuit over public education quality can proceed, judge rules
Says they have standing to sue, but that this is still “the beginning and not the end of the constitutional issues”
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Trump’s calls to ‘nationalize’ elections have state, local election officials bracing for tumult
Some election leaders are preparing for the possibility of federal pressure.
Repubs attack tenure – again
House bill allows firing tenured professors for “financial reasons”
KY cops collaborating with ICE
Did you know there are law enforcement agencies across our state that are getting paid by ICE to find and arrest undocumented immigrants? Is YOUR local sheriff or police department one of these? Learn more as we look at Kentucky cops who are collaborating with ICE.
Top Dems in Congress list ICE constraints they want in funding bill
Temporary funding bill runs out on February 13
Immigrants ... Will They Get the Laws Won?
Aaron and Dr. Clardy share new developments in the Grossberg affair and AG Coleman's broken clock moment for EKY ratepayers. Then we talk with one of Louisville’s state representatives, and an important immigration leader in our commonwealth, State Representative Nima Kulkarni.
Evidence-based literacy bill green-lit by House committee
Has bipartisan support for changing how we teach reading
Haynes joins the ‘Sister Slate’ to run for Kentucky House
Long-time activist Donna Haynes running for District 14 seat
Kentucky’s Second Amendment warriors cannot stay silent as the First Amendment dies
What will you say and do when ICE comes to the Commonwealth?
ICE and Border Patrol − accused of violating 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 10th amendment rights − are testing whether the Constitution can survive
These are not just local incidents. They are a test for the rule of law, for our Constitution, and for us.
House committee approves changes to assessments that measure student growth
Uses direct feedback from local community as one component
