Emerge KY announces newest class
This is the 14th class of Dem women to go through the Emerge program.
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This is the 14th class of Dem women to go through the Emerge program.
60% of all voters approve of his performance as governor – including 46% of Republicans
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The districts were told by the General Assembly they had to authorize charter schools in their local district.
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Money doesn’t determine the winner, but it certainly affects a candidate’s chances. Here’s the latest on Election 2023.
The leader of the Democrats in the U.S. House laid out what they stood for, in a speech the video of which went viral almost immediately.
She succeeds Justice Lisabeth Hughes, who retired in December.
For most Kentuckians, additional sales taxes will wipe out the tax cut.
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The meeting features writer and commentator Teri Carter as the keynote speaker.
The member of Louisville’s Metro Council will be trying for a seat in the KY Senate.
Senator Gerald Neal, longest-serving state senator, assumes leadership.