Law enforcement groups voice support for gun safety measures
National law enforcement groups are joining the chorus of Kentuckians calling on the U.S. Senate to pass meaningful gun-safety measures.
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The January 6th Hearings: Day One
A summary by Kimberly Scott of day one of the January 6th committee public hearings.
Maddox jumps in, and KDP responds
As expected, state Rep. Savannah Maddox announced she is running for Kentucky governor in 2023, saying she is the “authentic conservative” in the race.
Legislative leaders looking ahead to plans for 2023
House Speaker David Osborne, R-Prospect, described some of the work that is already underway.
Thursday News & Notes
Snippets and excerpts about politics and government from across the state
Statements on shootings by KY120 United AFT and by AFT president
Statements from both the Kentucky AFT chapter and the AFT national president
Thursday News & Notes
Headlines from across the political landscape, including one just now breaking via Twitter.
Legislature funds health insurance for Kentuckians who make too much to qualify for Medicaid but too little to buy private coverage
Kentucky is taking advantage of a little-used provision of the ACA to create a health-insurance plan for Kentuckians who make too much to qualify for free Medicaid coverage but not enough to pay for private insurance.
2022 Primary: Winners, losers, drama, and all results
A wrap-up of Kentucky primaries, with tables show all race results.
Friday News & Notes
Yay, it’s Friday! But the news never stop, even for the weekend. Here’s the latest News & Notes from across the political landscape.
KDP files ethics complaint against Cameron
The Ethics Commission has ruled multiple times that an AG can’t use his office to target a political opponent. The KDP alleges that Daniel Cameron has done exactly that.
Cameron files for gov; KDP responds
In a move that surprised absolutely no one, Attorney General Daniel Cameron has filed a “statement of spending intent” with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance to run for governor in 2023.
Tuesday News & Notes
Some snippets and excerpts from across the political landscape, datelined May 10, 2222.
AARP shares KY voter resources ahead of May 17 primary
Ahead of Kentucky's May 17 primary election, voters need to learn about voting changes, deadlines, how to find their polling place, and the different options for casting their ballot.
Kentucky Democrats look to revitalize party
A coalition of KY Democrats held a conference at Rough River Dam State Resort Park to discuss ways of rebuilding and revitalizing their party in rural areas of the state.
New union rallies at Murray State
About 30 people rallied with the new United Campus Workers of Kentucky union at Murray State University Monday afternoon.
