Lawmakers pass Kentucky State University makeover after some changes are made to bill
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London mayor faces 4 felony charges for donations to KY Gov. Beshear, state Democrats
Randall Weddle’s outsize financial support of governor’s reelection first reported by Kentucky Lantern in 2023
As Lege breaks for veto days, let’s look at what made it, what didn’t, and what still has a chance
Hundreds of bills filed, but only some are going to become law
GOP-controlled KY legislature gives final passage to $31 billion executive branch budget
Finalized budget bills are passed without being made publicly available online
GOP lawmakers face backlash after ‘Bingo’ cards found on House floor
Turning Kentuckians’ pain into a game
News Snippets for Monday, 3/30
Stories we thought were important, but didn’t make it onto our site.
KY bill removing minors from eviction filings moves forward
Did you know that children sometimes have evictions on their court record?
No Kings 3.0 in Morehead
Approximately 250 people enjoyed the sunshine Saturday morning while demonstrating in Morehead’s largest ever No Kings Rally in protest of the Trump administration’s actions on immigration, the Iran war, and the Venezuelan incursion. Many passersby expressed support with honks and thumbs-up. Speakers included: * The Honorable Janet Stumbo, former
Kentuckians turn out for anti-Trump No Kings protests at ‘crucial moment’ for democracy
LOUISVILLE — Thousands rallied across Kentucky on Saturday in No Kings protests against the administration of President Donald Trump. Cindy Campbell of Louisville led a march around downtown from her wheelchair — along with her son and granddaughter — holding a sign that said “No Kings in America since 1776.” “We feel very
Eye-witness report from No Kings 3 in Paducah
Thousands showed up with signs, costumes ... and hope.
This Week at the State Capitol
FRANKFORT, Ky. (March 27, 2026) — Lawmakers are touching up bills and stacking them near the finish line as they make a final push to close any gaps between the House and Senate in the waning days of the 2026 legislative session. The session is in full countdown mode, with the
Greenberg absent as Louisville mayoral candidates talk climate change
Leadership needed to get Louisville to hit its climate goals
