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Kentucky pastor in Minneapolis: 'We need sustained resistance'
Says Kentuckians may need to prepare for future actions by ICE
Senate passes massage therapy bill aimed at curbing human trafficking
Does not preempt local ordinances already in place
Senate OKs trauma center bill after impassioned debate
Would allow more hospitals to be designated as trauma centers by staffing with “advanced practice providers”
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”
Top Dems in Congress list ICE constraints they want in funding bill
Temporary funding bill runs out on February 13
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
House committee approves changes to assessments that measure student growth
Uses direct feedback from local community as one component
Kentucky ‘will not tolerate’ child grooming, House says with unanimous vote
Bill now goes to the Senate
Kentucky lawmakers seek answers on $250M loan after Ford EV battery plant closure
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.
Beshear’s ‘Pre-K for All’ meets concerns from some key GOP budget-writers
While Beshear administration official makes case for universal preschool
Hospitalized McConnell alerts Stivers to new federal funding for Kentucky
McConnell in hospital with flu-like symptoms
