Corporate dollars keep pouring into Republican Party of Kentucky building fund by Tom Loftus July 24, 2023 Mitch McConnell’s chief fundraiser is raising the money for the Mitch McConnell Building.
Beshear cries ‘politics’ as auditor launches examination of disaster relief funds by McKenna Horsley July 20, 2023 Republican lawmakers say 200 checks went to wrong people.
Hopkinsville Small Business Commission outlines possible topics in first meeting by Jennifer P. Brown July 20, 2023 The commission, established by city council to improve the local small business climate, will meet monthly on the second Wednesday.
Advocates of psychedelic drug ibogaine to treat addiction say its cardiac risks can be mitigated by Melissa Patrick July 19, 2023 The Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission recently held its first public hearing to discuss funding development of an opioid-use disorder treatment using ibogaine.
Henderson lawmaker Robby Mills is Cameron’s pick for running mate by Kentucky Lantern July 19, 2023 State Sen. Robby Mills is the Republican nominee's pick for lieutenant governor.
Coleman formally joins Beshear ticket while Cameron to announce running mate Wednesday by McKenna Horsley July 18, 2023 This year lieutenant governor candidates must file separately from their running mates to appear on the ballot.
On campaign trail, Beshear says ag tech has a future despite AppHarvest turmoil by McKenna Horsley July 17, 2023 During Beshear's stop at a Shelbyville coffeehouse, there was little elbow-room as the large crowd spilled out onto the sidewalk.
Defense bill that targets abortion access, trans health, racial equity passes U.S. House by Jacob Fischler July 15, 2023 Kentucky’s Thomas Massie is one of four Republicans splitting from the party majority.
The Phoenix at Ninth and Main streets will come down by Jennifer P. Brown July 13, 2023 A schedule outlined during a court hearing Thursday indicates the building will be removed within approximately 50 days.
Elimination of nerve, mustard gas agents in Kentucky has worldwide impact by Stu Johnson July 12, 2023 More than 500 tons of nerve and mustard agent had been stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot for decades.
Kentucky reports another record surplus. Will it lead to a third income tax cut? by Liam Niemeyer July 11, 2023 The GOP-dominated legislature passed legislation earlier this year approving a half-percent cut to the state’s income tax from 4.5% to 4%.
Members tapped for Hopkinsville Small Business Commission by Jennifer P. Brown July 10, 2023 The commission is part of Mayor James R. Knight Jr.'s plan to focus on the needs of small businesses.
