The legislative session began today, but the big news discussed on this show happened over the break, when the Supreme Court of Kentucky made a significant decision about how the legislature could make rules specifically for Louisville.
Major Supreme Court decision about Louisville, and the start of the session
SCOKY rules that the legislature can write laws aimed at specific cities.
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Gov. Beshear: Additional counties affected by February flooding denied FEMA assistance
Counties affected include Simpson, Woodford, Butler, Franklin, Knox, Laurel, Lawrence, and Whitley.
Over 380 colleges sign letter pushing back at Trump – but only 4 from Kentucky
And neither of our “flagship” schools
Peaceful Bluegrass Resistance to hold protest over UK cancelling graduation celebrations
Protest is Friday, April 25, at noon on the UK campus
If democracy collapses in America, it won’t be the first time
Anti-democratic efforts are not new in America. We don’t have to import history lessons from abroad to learn of dangers and atrocities a successful collapse of democracy can bring.
