‘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
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Articles about the Kentucky General Assembly, either individual sessions or in general.
Background on four Medicaid bills
Notes from the Monday meeting of the Medicaid Oversight Advisory Board
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.
Playing political chicken with the Constitution
We have to reject HCR 45 – even if Ron Desantis thinks it’s a good idea.
Kentucky Citizens for Democracy opposes HB 829 as a state mandate for released-time religious instruction
Do you want “The Gospel Project” teaching your children?
KY bill would let lawmakers call special sessions, without governor
Speaker Osborne files bill he has pushed for before
GOP bill HB 8 would rework commission that sets electricity rates
The makeup of the Public Service Commission, which regulates utility companies, would change, the governor’s appointment power would be weakened, and advocates would be largely shut out of the process.
HB 1 has passed (and so have a few other bills)
This week Robert dug into HB 1 -- what the new charter school legislation means for Kentuckians and how the federal program it supports functions. Jazmin looked into the two other bills that the legislature has passed.
Kentucky’s rural counties would be affected by bill making fluoride optional
In some Kentucky high schools, kids as young as 16 receive full-mouth extractions because of poor dental hygiene.
Racism is hazardous to Kentuckians' health
From the president to Congressman Barr to the GOP supermajority in Kentucky's legislature, brazen racism from the powerful is killing us.
