Adams to receive JFK Profile in Courage award
Award presentation will be June 9 at the JFK Library in Boston.
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Study shows KY teacher pay still low
Even with some increases, salaries are far less than they were a decade ago due to inflation
Democrat Erin Marshall (KY-01) launches billboard campaign
Hits James Comer for opposing abortion access for rape victims
College in PA helping to bring KY solar facility online
The Sebree Solar II project will be near Robards, Kentucky, and will generate enough energy to power 24,000 homes.
Gov. Beshear to make economic development trip to Germany, Switzerland, promoting state with investors
Thousands of Kentuckians work for foreign-owned companies. Beshear wants to get even more overseas companies to invest in Kentucky.
Kentucky Chamber PAC announces candidate endorsements for May 21 primary election
Almost all are Republican.
All KY anti-LGBTQ bills defeated
Ten anti-LGBTQ bills, and none got over the finish line.
Teamsters laud Gov. Behears’ veto of legislation to allow driverless trucks, cars on KY roads
Call HB 7 a “threat to middle-class jobs and public safety.”
KY Press Association denounces bill attacking open records
KPA’s attorney, Michael Abate, has also testified against the bill.
Beshear PAC announces first endorsements
List includes candidates running for federal, statewide and Kentucky offices
Erin Marshall launches campaign to unseat Comer with striking launch video
A first-time candidate and a single mom, Marshall hits it out of the park with her launch video.
Louisville Jewish group hosts “A Jewish Call to End the War”
Panel discussion to feature prominent Jewish voices including former Congressman John Yarmuth
Beshear vetoes bill that would make it harder for families to access affordable housing
House Bill 8 would let landlords refuse to rent housing based on a person’s source of income
House Bill 5 would cost Kentucky more than $1 billion over ten years
The bill passed the House even though there was no financial impact statement. Turns out HB 5 is hella expensive.
Sisters of Loretto to hold prayer service at McConnell’s office
The Sisters of Loretto and the Loretto Community will hold a public Lenten prayer service at noon on Wednesday, February 28, in front of Senator Mitch McConnell’s office at 601 West Broadway in Louisville.
Adams announces continued increase in voter registrations
“It is critical that the General Assembly leave early voting days and our election integrity measures intact.”
