KY Senate advances SB 72 allowing health care providers to refuse services on religious grounds
Says it is about “recruiting doctors”
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KY elections board moves for dismissal of DOJ suit seeking voter data
BOE not going to give up our sensitive personal data without a fight
Senate committee advances multi-pronged child care bill
HB 6, one of the Repubs priority bills, is aimed at strengthening private child care services across the state
House approves new tax framework for alcohol, cannabis beverages
Will streamline the process, sponsor says
KY House OKs ‘black box’ – $801 million on what, exactly?
Appropriation approved, with no indication what it is for
Gov. Beshear promotes Pre-K for All at NKY Chamber program — and educators back him up
Governor Andy Beshear visited the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce to advocate for Pre-K for All, explaining that the goal of the Team Kentucky Pre-K for All Program is for all 4-year-olds in Kentucky to have access to publicly funded preschool. Northern Kentucky native Sam Flynn serves as program Executive
Ky House committee advances bill aimed at reshaping Louisville ‘processes’
A bill targeting everything from Louisville’s Ethics Commission to its redistricting process is making its way through the statehouse.
‘No such thing as a competitor’s veto’ and other arguments as cert-of-need debate renews
Who gets a hearing, and who doesn’t – and what effect that has on the system
Questions emerge over release of troubling Kentucky foster system report: ‘Political games’
Governor spox pushes back, says they weren’t give the report ahead of time
Kentucky renters ‘make history’ with bargained lease. What that means going forward.
Kentucky’s burgeoning tenant union has won its first major battle — a collectively bargained lease for some of its members, the first of its kind in the southern U.S., according to the group. The Kentucky Tenant Union, which began unionizing renters in several buildings across the state in 2025
Indivisible Danville protests war outside Repub fundraiser
A “pop-up” demonstration against Trump’s illegal war
Beshear criticizes constitutional amendments backed by top GOP lawmakers
One would let the Lege call itself into session; the other would put summaries of proposed amendments on the ballot, instead of the full text.
