Group restarts Democratic exec committee in Carlisle County
The group got kudos from across the state and beyond.
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Virginia Moore, Beshear’s sign language interpreter, dies
Virginia Moore, the sign language interpreter that grew popular during Gov. Andy Beshear’s COVID-19 pandemic updates, has died.
Teachers union asks judge to block new Kentucky law barring payroll deductions to pay union dues
KEA points to new law’s exception for police, firefighters, corrections unions
NKY attorney, Craft supporter files ethics complaint against Attorney General Daniel Cameron
Cameron’s campaign received donations from a company suing the state.
Craft and Cameron bring out the boxing gloves for KET debate
Monday marked first time the two Republican frontrunners shared a debate stage.
KDP approves 2024 delegate selection plan
Here’s how KY Dems will choose delegates to the national convention in 2024.
Deters files lawsuit challenging Craft residency
The Eric Deters campaign claims Kelly Craft’s legal residency is Oklahoma with her husband, not Kentucky.
Headlines for 4/26
Eight ForwardKY stories, seven stories from elsewhere, and three interesting/fun tweets.
NKY gubernatorial candidate Eric Deters says he’ll challenge Kelly Craft’s residency status
Craft’s campaign says she has been a “lifelong” resident of Kentucky.
Holthouser: 'The greatest honor I have received in my professional career'
Holthouser received the 2023 Labor Award from the A. Phillip Randolph Institute.
Campbell is interim head of KDP Labor Council
The Labor Council joins other KDP councils: Black, LGBTQ, military veterans, and rural.
‘Investigate Comer’ billboard links to C-J story
There’s a web address on the billboard – but it doesn’t go where you think it will.
Annual overdose deaths in Kentucky fell for first time in four years
Provisional data gathered by the Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center shows that 2,127 Kentuckians died of overdose in 2022, 5 percent less than the 2021 figure of 2,257.
Headlines for 4/14
Six stories from ForwardKY, including a featured editorial; plus links to eight other stories.
Republican candidates for governor talk education as May 16 primary nears
Craft vows to fire education commissioner. Cameron wants state school board that reflects Kentucky ‘values.’ Quarles pledges support for teachers.
