These 9 high-impact Kentucky bills could withstand a veto from Gov. Andy Beshear
A veto from Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear likely won’t stop these 9 Republican-backed bills passed by the Kentucky state ...
Bill weakening Kentucky groundwater and wetland protection passes, poised to become law
About 1.5 million Kentuckians rely on drinking water from private wells or public water systems drawing from groundwater.
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Kentucky legislative session winds down with heated debates, late amendments
The Kentucky General Assembly was down to the wire on Friday for the final day of the legislative session ahead of the veto ...
What could Medicaid cuts mean for Kentucky? Health professionals fear widespread effects
Kentucky has one of the nation's highest Medicaid match rates. Cuts to the program could have devastating effects, health ...
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Kentucky has nearly 23,500 federal workers. Here's what DOGE cuts could mean for them
Over 23,000 federal workers in Kentucky face uncertainty as the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency cuts the federal workforce. While the exact number of layoffs remains unclear, experts warn ...
Bill restricting Lexington’s rules on short-term rentals passes Kentucky House
Lexington recently changed its ordinance to allow the Board of Adjustment, which grants conditional use permits for unhosted ...
3 more Kentucky federal offices land on DOGE list of lease terminations
The Department of Government Efficiency's website shows another round of offices in Kentucky are set to have their leases terminated.
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Kentucky could soon get its own DOGE; here's what it would mean for the state
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Kentucky lawmakers are considering the creation of its own government efficiency group. President Donald Trump created the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and State ...
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Legislation would make it easier for police to withhold records, say open government advocates
Open government advocates warn a late-changing bill could make it easier for law enforcement agencies to withhold records.
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Kentucky has nearly 23,500 federal workers. Here's what DOGE cuts could mean for them
Over 23,000 federal workers in Kentucky face uncertainty as the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency cuts the federal workforce. While the exact number of layoffs remains unclear, experts warn ...