Bible to be replaced by journal on POW/MIA tables at Lexington VA facilities
Proselytizing in the military continues to be a problem. But at least in the VA facilities in Lexington, KY, the right outcome finally happened.
News
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Hunter Biden asks to testify publicly. House Republicans (including Comer) scurry away in a panic
And a different Jamie lays into Kentucky’s Jamie
Decision by Kentucky Public Service Commission signals progress in transition from coal to cleaner energy
KY Resources Council celebrates partial victory for clean energy.
Governor Beshear and Senate President Stivers talk about relationships in 2024
Some hope for more and better discussions.
Governor alleviates concerns over registration delays in clerk's offices
After years of work, Kentucky is moving to a new system for vehicle titling and registration.
News and Notes for Friday
Inaugurations, resignations, filings, fellowships – and Joe Manchin running for president (really?)
Weddle’s excess giving to Beshear, Kentucky Democratic Party under investigation
Notice sent by state election finance agency on Monday is first evidence of any official probe into $202,000 drawn on Weddle credit card
Ticket-splitters propel Beshear to resounding victory
In a race that was decided early in the evening, Andy Beshear won a second term.
Adrielle Camuel wins special election to KY House
She fills the seat formerly held by Lamin Swann, who died earlier this year.
Ohio enshrines abortion rights in state constitution
The amendment, which takes a somewhat middle-of-the-road approach to the question, passed overwhelmingly.
Beshear draws large crowd in western Kentucky
The crowd filled the hall in Paducah, and included some Republicans who are for Beshear.
