Heat – or light?
Winslow Myers asks if there is a way to turn down the heat and increase the light when it comes to Gaza.
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Comeback communities in eastern Kentucky
Is your image of eastern Kentucky that of dying towns and fleeing populations? Perhaps you need to take a second look.
The Daily Wrap for Tuesday, 4/30
News about Grimes, and pot, and Fogle, and trans, and even more things. Plus, some campaign finance, and a new billboard!
DEA seeks to reclassify marijuana, allow prescriptions for first time: Reports
A large percentage of the U.S. population support fully legalizing marijuans.
‘We knew she was innocent.’ Charges against Lexington Councilwoman Fogle dismissed
Police said she was failing to obey orders, a charge that Fogle disputes.
Rensselaer researcher publishes groundbreaking study on labor market discrimination against transgender people
Some interesting results here.
Beshear anticipates economic gains after visit to Germany
The governor reported that his economic development trip went well, and more than one company is looking at Kentucky.
Kentucky General Assembly fumbles opportunities to help kids
When you’re given the ball, and have a clear path to the goal line ... and then you fumble the ball ... that’s dumbfounding.
Democrat Erin Marshall (KY-01) launches billboard campaign
Hits James Comer for opposing abortion access for rape victims
Judge dismisses ethics violations against former Secretary of State Grimes
After years of investigation, the judge rules there was no “there” there.
Here’s the finances for 12 competitive primaries for General Assembly
Can a campaign’s finance reports tell you if they are going to win? Sometimes. And sometimes those reports reveal details that can tell you even more.
The Daily Wrap for Monday 4/29
Remember -- the Daily Wrap has both stories and tweets! So if you’re not on the Twitter machine, you can still keep up with what’s happening there.
Vaping and substance use in Kentucky schools has spiked in the last five years, especially in the younger grades
It’s now up 147% from five years ago.
The ongoing KSU open-records saga
The open-records tug-of-war at Kentucky State University serves as an important reminder of the importance of our state’s laws on government transparency.
Kentucky AG gets funding to fight Biden administration on climate, air, and water pollution rules
Environmental group pans AG’s efforts as ‘waste of taxpayer dollars’
