A database tracking hospital capacity across the United States rates Kentucky’s situation as “unsustainable,” meaning that the daily case count is on a trend to exceed hospital capacity within the next ten days.
Repubs throw dirt on Gov. Beshear by releasing their own budget before he has a chance to lay out his. Dem leaders capture the moment accurately.
The KY League of Women Voters released a statement about the new Senate and Congressional maps created by the GOP. In short: Do better.
With the state revenues seeing unprecedented growth, Kentucky House Democratic Caucus Chair Derrick Graham said it is “past time to give our state workers what they deserve: A raise.”
Today the governor shared a large amount of info and resources on the response to the tornadoes, as well as COVID and other topics.
If you want to vote in one particular party’s primary, you have to be registered for that party by this Friday.
Rep. Reginald Meeks has announced his retirement, effective immediately. Here is his retirement letter, as well as some photos of Meeks through the years.
In this episode, we interview Reps. James Tipton and Tina Bojanowski about recommendations to increase school funding that came out of a GOP-led task force.
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced his Office is waiving the certification requirement for any out-of-state businesses assisting Western KY with disaster relief and cleanup efforts.
We have updated our tornado resource pages, with info on how to donate, where to get help, where to volunteer, where to stay, and what to do about your pets.
Today, December 13, Gov. Andy Beshear updated Kentuckians on his administration’s response to the Dec. 11 quad-state tornado. First Lady Britainy Beshear joined him to announce the Western Kentucky Christmas Toy Drive for impacted families.
Information for people and animals who need a safe space to stay in, including foreign-born residents
Information on donations to help with the tornado emergency in Kentucky
