Feb 18 Kentucky Politics Despite Security Push, Kentucky Struggles To Update Voting Machines Kentucky is one of only a few states that's still using some voting machines that don’t produce a paper trail — a new industry standard. By Ryland Barton Feb 18 Kentucky Politics Despite Security Push, Kentucky Struggles To Update Voting Machines Ryland Barton
Feb 13 Kentucky Politics Gun Control Advocates Rally For Kentucky ‘Red Flag’ Law Gun safety advocates rallied in the state Capitol on Thursday in an attempt to put pressure on the legislature to pass gun control measures. By Ryland Barton Feb 13 Kentucky Politics Gun Control Advocates Rally For Kentucky 'Red Flag' Law Ryland Barton
Feb 12 Kentucky Politics Medical Marijuana Bill Passes Committee, Advocates Hopeful A bill that would legalize marijuana for medical use passed out of a Kentucky legislative committee on Wednesday. By Ryland Barton Feb 12 Kentucky Politics Medical Marijuana Bill Passes Committee, Advocates Hopeful Ryland Barton
Feb 11 Kentucky Politics Amid Shakeup, State-Backed Braidy Industries Says It Still Needs $500 Million Leaders of Braidy Industries, the controversial aluminum mill planned for northeastern Kentucky, told lawmakers on Tuesday they still need $500 million before they can break ground. By Ryland Barton Feb 11 Kentucky Politics State-Backed Braidy Industries Says It Still Needs $500 Million Ryland Barton
Feb 6 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Regional Universities Ask For Funding, Pension Help Kentucky’s regional universities are worried about a spike in the amount they have to put into the state’s pension system and, after more than a decade of cuts, are asking for the legislature to give them more funding. Regional universities like Eastern Kentucky University, Murray State University and Western Kentucky University currently have to contribute […] By Ryland Barton Feb 6 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Regional Universities Ask For Funding, Pension Help Ryland Barton
Feb 6 Kentucky Politics Beshear Tries To Rally Support For Bill Allowing Sports Betting In Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is trying to rally support for the bill, which has been languishing in the Republican-led state House of Representatives. By Ryland Barton Feb 6 Kentucky Politics Beshear Tries To Rally Support For Sports Betting Bill Ryland Barton
Feb 6 Kentucky Politics This Fired Ky. State Worker Wasn’t A Beshear Donor. Her Replacement Is The executive director was fired without approval from the infrastructure authority’s board and replaced with someone who has ties to Beshear. By Jacob Ryan Feb 6 Kentucky Politics This Fired Ky. State Worker Wasn't A Beshear Donor. Her Replacement Is Jacob Ryan
Feb 5 Kentucky Politics Ky. Legislature Moves To Expunge Records Of People Never Convicted Criminal records of people acquitted of committing a crime would be expunged under a bill that moved out of committee on Wednesday. By Ryland Barton Feb 5 Kentucky Politics Ky. Legislature Moves To Expunge Records Of People Never Convicted Ryland Barton
Feb 4 Kentucky Politics Beshear Makes Case For Budget In Republican Legislature Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration encouraged Republican budget writers to follow their lead on a new two-year spending plan on Tuesday. By Ryland Barton Feb 4 Kentucky Politics Beshear Officials Make Case For Budget In Republican Legislature Ryland Barton
Feb 3 Kentucky Politics ‘Soy Milk’ Or ‘Soy Drink’? Kentucky Bill Aims To Limit Definition Of ‘Milk’ To Boost Dairy Industry The bill defines milk as "lacteal secretion" from mammals, effectively banning non-dairy products like soy milk from being sold under that name. By Kyeland Jackson Feb 3 Kentucky Politics Ky. Bill Aims To Limit Definition Of 'Milk' To Boost Dairy Industry Kyeland Jackson
Feb 2 Kentucky Politics Immigration Experts To Discuss Anti-Sanctuary City Bill In Louisville On Monday in Louisville, a panel of immigration experts will discuss the anti-sanctuary cities bill making its way through the Kentucky legislature. By Ryland Barton Feb 2 Kentucky Politics Immigration Experts To Discuss Anti-Sanctuary City Bill In Louisville Ryland Barton
Jan 30 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Lawmakers Advance Anti-Sanctuary Cities Bill The bill would require Kentucky cities, agencies and public employees to comply with federal immigration officials. By Ryland Barton Jan 30 Kentucky Politics Kentucky Lawmakers Advance Anti-Sanctuary Cities Bill Ryland Barton
Jan 29 Kentucky Politics Bill Limiting Beshear’s Transportation Appointment Power A ‘Work In Progress’ Kentucky lawmakers are still considering a bill that would limit a governor’s power to appoint a state transportation secretary. By Ryland Barton Jan 29 Kentucky Politics Bill Limiting Gov.'s Transportation Appointment Power 'Work In Progress' Ryland Barton
Jan 28 Kentucky Politics Beshear Calls For Ending Cuts, More Revenue In Budget Address Beshear laid out a plan to provide raises to state workers and put more funds towards education by raising $1.5 billion in new revenue. By Ryland Barton Jan 28 Kentucky Politics Beshear Calls For Ending Cuts, More Revenue In Budget Address Ryland Barton