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Lawmakers can override the vetoes when they return to Frankfort next week.

Beshear has already signed some legislation into law.

In a week of head spinning alterations to legislation, surprises continued Thursday, the 27th day of the 30-day session.

As the superminority calls for more transparency, the House Republican leader warns the "clock is ticking."

Beshear said he’s been having conversations with Canadian officials, urging them to spare Kentucky and focus any retaliatory measures “on places and areas where people aren’t speaking up.”

Members of the Kentucky House debated for more than an hour Wednesday afternoon ahead of the vote.

The new version of House Bill 4 requires an auditor to review universities compliance with the legislation.

Beshear says "zero politics" has played a role in the federal response.

AG Daniel Cameron has announced he’s running. Rep. Andy Barr says he’s "considering" it.

The bill's sponsor said he “... could not come up with a good definition for tenure that I felt comfortable putting in statute.”

In last year’s budget, the Republican-controlled General Assembly set various caps on spending by state agencies when responding to a disaster, before asking the legislature for a new appropriation.

As of Monday morning, 175 National Guard soldiers and airmen were active in Kentucky, including members of the Indiana National Guard.