Poll shows majority of Americans would back federal abortion rights protections
The issue of abortion rights could help determine who wins in local, state and federal elections this fall.
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Most new laws effective July 15; Governor has until end of week to decide fate of those on his desk
The clock is ticking on the remaining veto days.
The Biden impeachment is a huge failure. Comer and the GOP are looking for a way out
The GOP knows it’s over. Comer knows it’s over. And just guess what he is thinking about doing next.
Will you care about climate change if it cuts your paycheck by 11%?
Guess what – climate change is going to have economic impacts. On you. Directly.
Where will the fight over bathrooms for transgender students go next after federal rule change
Lawsuits against the federal government are all but inevitable, as conservative states push back against inclusion for trans students.
‘Forever chemicals:’ Now that feds have acted, some say Kentucky should do more
Republican Kevin Bratcher and Democrat Nima Kulkarni found common ground in their fight against PFAs
Ukraine vote draws lines for Senate race between Massie and Barr
Plus, Al Cross digs into other upcoming races, including other candidates for Senate and the 2027 governor’s race.
‘Timing and momentum are everything’
Will the UAW victory at the Chattanooga VW plant have ripple effects? One Kentucky UAW member thinks so.
Strong fundraisers vie to succeed McConnell as U.S. Senate Republican leader
As McConnell steps down from leading the GOP in the Senate, who is going to replace him? Two possible candidates are showing their ability to raise money for the party.
Court divided over constitutionality of criminal penalties for homelessness
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether homeless persons can be charged or fined – an issue very real in Kentucky after the passage of HB 5.
A historic aid package was passed on Saturday. How did our reps vote?
Did they follow the example of Churchill in standing up to tyranny? Or, did they go the Chamberlain route?
Are Comer’s campaign donations coming from Kentucky?
Shouldn’t a Congress person get most of their campaign money from the district they represent?
Kentucky Republicans and Democrats prepare to face off on ‘school choice’ amendment
Amendment 2 would allow General Assembly to fund nonpublic schools
Here’s the Q1 fund-raising numbers for Congressional races
They’re about like you would think.
