As Pennsylvania chooses the next president, its unions are choosing clean energy
A trade union coalition has launched a new advocacy group, Union Energy, to ensure that Pennsylvania's workers get a “just transition” to a fossil-fuel-free economy.
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Kentucky officials shocked by the number of applications for medical cannabis business licenses
One thousand? Nope. Three thousand? Nope. How many? Read on.
New 4-year contract approved for KY Fish and Wildlife chief who has clashed with Beshear
Even the governor’s appointees voted to rehire Rich Storm
Franklin judge urges mediation in dispute between Kentucky auditor and Beshear administration
And if the two sides can’t agree on a mediator, Shepherd will appoint one for them.
Kentucky lawmaker pushes for bill to temporarily disarm in mental health crises
Commonly called “red flag laws,” a bill was introduced in the last legislative session, but never got a committee hearing. Will that change in the next session?
New challenge arises as Kulkarni is renominated as Democratic candidate in KY House election
LOUISVILLE — Another legal obstacle to Democratic Rep. Nima Kulkarni’s reelection was filed in Franklin Circuit Court Tuesday afternoon. William Zeitz, a Democrat who challenged Kulkarni in May’s primary election, has joined with Dennis Horlander, a Democrat who previously represented the 40th House District, in suing election officials after
Kentucky group addressing recent concerns on medical cannabis licensing
As medical cannabis gets closer to being a reality in the state, businesses have questions. One group is working to answer those questions.
The Trump-Vance team ‘phones it in’ on Labor Day
Labor Day has come and gone. So how did the presidential contenders and their running mates spend the traditional kickoff day for fall campaigns? “Harris and Walz blitz the Blue Wall while Trump phones it in on Labor Day” read the headline on a Labor Day story in The Independent,
Grossberg not welcome at local party events as embarrassments mount for Louisville Democrats
Local party joins other organizations either stepping back from Grossberg, or actively calling on him to resign
Democrats sue to block Georgia rules that they warn will block finalization of election results
ATLANTA (AP) — The state and national Democratic parties sued Monday to block two recent rules adopted by Georgia’s State Election Board that could be used by county officials who want to refuse to certify an election, potentially causing delays in finalizing the state’s results. The lawsuit, filed before
Beshear criticizes DOJ report that found Kentucky violates rights of Louisvillians with mental illness
Gov. Andy Beshear questioned aspects of a new federal report that found the state of Kentucky seems to be violating the rights of people with serious mental illnesses.
