Jewish woman’s lawsuit against Kentucky abortion ban gets a new day in court
A judge heard lawyers’ arguments Monday in a years-long lawsuit brought by a Jewish woman against Kentucky’s near-total abortion ban. A ruling could happen soon.
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KDP sells longtime state party headquarters
Wendell Ford Building goes to Nicholasville investor
Trump administration threatens to yank food stamp funding from KY, other Democratic-led states
Beshear: “Government should be fighting hunger, not causing it.”
Kentucky Democrat Charles Booker to run again for U.S. Senate seat
Will third time be the charm?
Coalition of states sues Trump administration over homelessness funding
Kentucky is part of the coalition.
‘Moral Monday’ protestors at Kentucky Capitol ask lawmakers to support people in poverty
“Let them walk a day in our shoes and see how much they keep cutting all these benefits that are helping to protect us.”
Trump targeted them for execution. They’re not backing down.
Even Republicans find the words of the president way over the line.
AI task force makes recommendations to General Assembly
Ten “broadly worded” proposal for consideration in 2026
Republican introduces proposal to require Kentucky police agencies to have ICE agreements
Some Democrats leery of forcing local law enforcement into such agreements
Trump EPA moves to weaken Clean Water Act, with direct effects on Kentucky waters
Less protection, more pollution
Kentucky officials will appeal decision they say is unfair to Kentucky Power ratepayers
Public Service Commission and AG Coleman say Kentucky citizens shouldn’t be forced to subsidize project in other states.
