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Some new Kentucky laws are in limbo as governor says lawmakers failed to fund them
Beshear says he needs $153 million to do the work the bills call for.
Beshear says he needs $153 million to do the work the bills call for.
With medical cannabis coming soon, cities have to decide how to deal with zoning and licensing issues. Here are four NKY cities that are doing just that.
Moser won by 2%. An automatic recount isn’t triggered until the margin is less than half a percent.
Zoning rules in each city will affect whether and where medical MJ businesses can operate.
Amazon must answer to allegations of union bustling and workplace retaliation in front of the National Labor Relations Board in Cincinnati.
Business can start applying for licenses July 1 of this year.
Accusations are based on a screenshot of an online chat from 2017.
Eric Deters and Thomas Massie continue their back and forth.
Child care, vaccines, and autism education are among the bills on the move.
An amendment to the bill also allows schools to hire pastoral counselors as part of their trauma-informed care team.
The amount of evidence required by the budget bill is not clear, though.
The House decided to rip out the Senate’s bill, and replace it with one that was much worse.
The word “drag” was removed, but some fear the bill still has 1st Amendment issues.
Out of hundreds of bills, here are five important ones that could move this week.
On the last day for new bills in the House, Republican Ken Fleming of Louisville filed a bill to modify the state’s abortion ban.
A group within the party wanted her and treasurer Stephen Cunningham removed. Both have now resigned.