Cameron and Beshear each say the other will divide Kentuckians
Kentucky’s gubernatorial candidates highlight their differences for an audience of 600 in Paducah.
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Kentucky’s gubernatorial candidates highlight their differences for an audience of 600 in Paducah.
United Auto Workers launch a surprise walkout at Louisville’s Kentucky Truck Plant
Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office will ask the state Supreme Court to uphold the 2022 law
And in the Ag Commissioner race, Sierra Enlow was there, but Jonathan Shell didn’t show.
The polls continue to show Beshear in the lead.
President Biden visited the UAW picket line, while Trump is going to visit a non-union shop. Working people should vote for the candidate that is clearly on their side.
Bill Londrigan is stepping down after decades in the labor movement – but sees some encouraging signs for the future.
Ryan Quarles may be leaving the political realm to put his Ph.D. to work leading the state’s community college system.
News stories you may have missed from across the political landscape.
Governor Beshear made his support of labor and working people very clear. And where was Cameron?
This was the second such incident in the past two months.
Assuming they honor the triggers they put in place, the legislature will not be able to continue giving income tax cuts to the wealthy.
The police chief grabbed the phone out of her hands, even though it was not part of the search warrant.
You can’t tell the players without a scorecard.