Governor on Bluegrass Pipeline & Eminent Domain
Governor Beshear says he’s not sure whether Kentucky’s laws on eminent domain need clarification. Some people have called on the governor to ask for a
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McConnell, Beshear on Affordable Care Act
Kentucky’s senior senator says he has just completed his 51st town hall meeting on the federal health care law that takes effect next year and a single
Ashland Considers Overnight Camping Policy
People would not be allowed to camp overnight in Ashland city parks or at the Port of Ashland under a revised ordinance that was presented on Thursday
Morehead City Council Reconsiders Safety Policy
A Morehead city directive that prohibits the unauthorized carrying of firearms by city employees must be deleted from the city’s Safety and Loss Prevention
Leaders Call For Better E-911 Funding
Just like all city and county governments across the state, Lexington leaders are searching for a way to cope with the decline of hard-wired telephones.
Morehead Considers Fairness Ordinance
Morehead city council is considering a fairness ordinance to protect people from discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation. The Kentucky
State Representative Meeks Skeptical of Charter Schools
State Representative Reginald Meeks says he’s willing to listen to the advocates of charter schools in Kentucky. However, the Louisville Democrat says
Senator Thayer Says Tax Reform Uncertain
State Senator Damon Thayer says he’s not sure tax reform will be on the agenda when Kentucky lawmakers meet to draft the state’s next two-year budget in
Eminent Domain Clarification Requested
The head of a non-profit, environmental advocacy organization is calling on the Kentucky legislature to clarify state law on eminent domain. Tom Fitzgerald
Congressman Massie Rejects Syrian Proposal
Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie says he’ll vote “no” to any request by President Obama seeking congressional backing for possible military action
McConnell, Beshear on Affordable Care Act
Kentucky’s senior senator says he has just completed his 51st town hall meeting on the federal health care law that takes effect next year and a single
Ashland Considers Overnight Camping Policy
People would not be allowed to camp overnight in Ashland city parks or at the Port of Ashland under a revised ordinance that was presented on Thursday
Morehead City Council Reconsiders Safety Policy
A Morehead city directive that prohibits the unauthorized carrying of firearms by city employees must be deleted from the city’s Safety and Loss Prevention
Leaders Call For Better E-911 Funding
Just like all city and county governments across the state, Lexington leaders are searching for a way to cope with the decline of hard-wired telephones.
Morehead Considers Fairness Ordinance
Morehead city council is considering a fairness ordinance to protect people from discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation. The Kentucky
State Representative Meeks Skeptical of Charter Schools
State Representative Reginald Meeks says he’s willing to listen to the advocates of charter schools in Kentucky. However, the Louisville Democrat says
Senator Thayer Says Tax Reform Uncertain
State Senator Damon Thayer says he’s not sure tax reform will be on the agenda when Kentucky lawmakers meet to draft the state’s next two-year budget in
Eminent Domain Clarification Requested
The head of a non-profit, environmental advocacy organization is calling on the Kentucky legislature to clarify state law on eminent domain. Tom Fitzgerald
Congressman Massie Rejects Syrian Proposal
Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie says he’ll vote “no” to any request by President Obama seeking congressional backing for possible military action