News
Articles presenting objective information about events. If an article contains both details of the event and commentary about the event, it will be labeled with both tags.
Cameron refers Beshear/KDP donation incident to FBI
Cameron cannot investigate the donations himself, as he is barred by ethics opinions from doing so – but he can ask the FBI to do so.
Adams: Renew ERIC membership for one year, while building alternatives
Caught between two bad alternatives, the Secretary of State decides to stay the course for now.
Beshear campaign, Kentucky Democratic Party return $202,000 linked to London mayor
Contributions were made on Randall Weddle’s credit card
‘Gaslighting insanity’ – Journalist says Beshear supporters relentlessly harassed her after she fact-checked governor
Journalist Olivia Krauth has spoken out against supporters of Governor Andy Beshear, saying that she faced relentless harassment following her fact-check article about Beshear’s claim of a record number of employed Kentuckians. Krauth, a politics reporter at the Louisville Courier Journal, teamed up with Olivia Evans to publish a
Speaker David Osborne, Minority Leader Derrick Graham issue joint statement honoring Juneteenth
The two legislative leaders issued the statement on Monday.
News & Notes for Friday
Headlines and excerpts from political and governance news across the state. Plus, some selected tweets for your viewing pleasure.
Former NKY attorney Eric Deters ‘99%’ sure he’s going to run against Thomas Massie
Deters recently lost to Daniel Cameron in the GOP gubernatorial primary, but says he is seriously considering taking on Massie.
News & Notes for Wednesday
Headlines and excerpts from political and governance news across the state. Plus, some selected tweets for your viewing pleasure.
Trump’s AG: “If Even Half of It Is True, He’s Toast”
Former attorney general Bill Barr says the Trump indictment is “damning.”
For second straight year, U.S. firearm fatalities reached record highs
CDC data for 2021 firearm fatalities show Black people at greatest risk for gun homicide; guns remain leading cause of death for children and teens ages 1–19 and young adults under 25
‘Or’ ignites latest conflict over what Kentucky schools may teach about sex, gender
Republican senator blasts Kentucky Department of Education’s guidance
“Put up or shut up”: A federal judge tore into Florida’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors
In a preliminary injunction, the judge allowed three of the plaintiff’s children to receive care and pushed a constitutional challenge to the law.
Politics headlines for Wednesday, June 7
Excerpts, snippets, and blurbs from across the political landscape
