House committee approves changes to assessments that measure student growth
Uses direct feedback from local community as one component
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Uses direct feedback from local community as one component
Bill now goes to the Senate
Kentucky gave Ford a $250 million upfront loan to build an EV battery plant that is now shuttered. The company is negotiating with the state ahead of scheduled repayments.
While Beshear administration official makes case for universal preschool
McConnell in hospital with flu-like symptoms
This week Democratic House Whip Joshua Watkins joined Robert and Jazmin to discuss the session so far, including conversations about the budget, education, Medicaid, and more. Then, Robert and Jazmin interview Iva Markicevic Daley, the Democratic candidate in the 99th District.
Contact your legislator and share these numbers, then demand they act
In the age of social media and online-everything, candidates in both parties must do better than flood inboxes with carefully worded texts, emails, and interviews.
Why wasn’t Kentucky one of those states? Other red states were there.
FRANKFORT — The Republican-controlled state Senate passed bills Monday aimed at shining more light on school districts’ spending and shifting the balance of power in Kentucky’s largest school district. The bills, considered top priorities by Senate Republicans, now head to the House, which also has a GOP supermajority, for further
Kentucky Democrat’s financial backing rises amid expectations he’ll run for president
Says insurers cannot solely use BMI to determine coverage
Complainants were willing to testify, but were not asked to do so.