‘It’s on us:’ KY Republican slams fellow lawmakers for not funding juvenile justice improvements
Sen. Danny Carroll calls for less ‘finger pointing,’ more unity and money
Kentucky Auditor Ball sues Beshear administration for access to computerized records of abuse, neglect
Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball has filed a lawsuit against the Beshear administration in Franklin Circuit Court in her ongoing effort to ensure the office of the ombudsman has access to information about abuse and neglect cases. This move comes after Ball and the administration have gone back and forth on
Her political future cloudy, Grimes must contend with effort to reinstate alleged ethics violations
Kentuckian attends Democratic National Convention, raises speculation about another U.S. Senate run
Beshear: Democrats trying to reverse election losses in rural America should focus on economy
Should hit Republicans on their failure to deliver on jobs, health care, and more
University of Kentucky disbanding its diversity office, president announces
The anti-DEI movement of Kentucky Republicans claims another victim.
Kentucky appeals court rejects AG’s efforts to get employment records in abortion case
Calls the case a “fishing expedition in the wrong pond”
Kentucky school district’s posts against Amendment 2 raise questions about political influence
Attorney General says his office is reviewing the posts, which were ‘pretty crystal clear’
Kentucky justices question legislative interference in JCPS case against the state
Attorney General’s Office argues law affects an open class of school districts; board says it’s a violation of the state Constitution
Beshear pledges support to Harris-Walz ticket, says it was an honor to have been considered
Now the question is: Will he run for something else in 2026?
Lawmakers join KY’s largest addiction treatment provider to oppose Medicaid payment cuts
FRANKFORT — The state’s largest provider of drug and alcohol treatment is warning that looming cuts in Medicaid reimbursement to some providers could damage efforts to curb addiction that has engulfed Kentucky — just as the state is showing improvements. “Kentucky has made significant strides in access to treatment,” Matt Brown,
Kentucky House Dems seek investigation of text messages, temporarily suspend one of their own
Rep. Daniel Grossberg has denied any impropriety.
Rhetoric versus reality: Addressing common misconceptions about abortion
There’s a great deal of misinformation and myths about abortion. Here, a national reporter deals with eight of these misconceptions.
‘Between rock, hard place:’ Will anyone ever have standing to challenge Kentucky’s abortion ban?
LOUISVILLE — Lisa Sobel thinks any Kentuckian who has a uterus should have standing to challenge the state’s abortion ban. The Kentucky Supreme Court and, more recently, a judge in Louisville, disagree. Meanwhile, Sobel, one of three Jewish women challenging the ban on religious grounds, says she’s left in
Beshear’s PAC has raised $493,000, but given little so far to help other candidates
PAC’s political strategist says the plan all along has been to spend most of the money in the fall, right before the election.
Kim Davis’ legal counsel moves to make her appeal a springboard for overturning marriage rights
Wants her case to go to SCOTUS as a test case
Democratic delegates swiftly give Harris enough support to clinch presidential nomination
She needs 1,976 votes, and has over 2,600.
