‘Overwhelmed and frustrated,’ Louisville woman sues to overturn Kentucky’s abortion ban
This is the fourth such lawsuit filed in the state.
Pre-marked ballot complaint exists only in ‘vacuum of social media,’ says KY elections board
Another incorrect post on social media
Lines form at polling locations across Kentucky as Beshear and Adams urge early voting
As no-excuse early voting began in Kentucky Thursday, some polling locations saw long lines of people eager to cast their ballots. Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican Secretary of State Michael Adams both voted early Thursday morning at their local polling places. They later appeared together at Beshear’s weekly
Rhetoric versus reality: Addressing common misconceptions about the economy
If you’re going to use the economy as your guide to choosing your president, then you need to get the actual facts and not the talking points.
Worries grow about disinformation, false claims, and even violence as election nears
Over 75% of voters are worried about election violence.
Harris says Trump is a fascist and ‘unfit to serve’ during Pennsylvania town hall
Harris answered numerous questions from “undecided” voters, many of which are outlined below.
KY Supreme Court denies challenge to Kulkarni’s candidacy for legislature
With no Republican opponent, Nima Kulkarni will return to Kentucky’s House of Representatives.
Kentucky Sen. Johnnie Turner of Harlan dies
‘A legal legend of the mountains,’ says colleague and friend
Republican lawmaker will renew efforts to make water fluoridation optional in Kentucky
Says that requiring fluoride in drinking water poses liability issue for the state.
Proposals to split large school districts gained little traction in other states, KY lawmakers told
“In the case of JCPS, for us as a state, we don’t have a lot to go on, really, is what you’re telling us.”
Billionaire gives $5 million to PAC trying to sway Kentuckians to vote for school amendment
A wealthy out-of-state donor is funneling the money through Rand Paul’s PAC.
Kentuckians have a right to know when public officials abuse their power
And a free press is part of making sure that happens
KY Secretary of State Adams is mulling a run for governor, according to law school interview
Was the top vote-getter in the 2023 state-wide elections
More Kentucky Republicans ‘decline’ to answer Right to Life’s endorsement survey
An “incredible indictment on the brand and on the movement.”
Amendment 1: ‘Proactive’ or ploy to stir up anti-immigrant vote?
We’re actually being asked to change our constitution to prevent something that is already illegal.
More women are seeking sterilizations post-Dobbs, experts say
The uncertainty around reproductive rights and care is causing some of the uptick.
