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Kentucky judge allows case arguing period product tax is unconstitutional to proceed
Two women are trying to fight against Kentucky’s period product tax, arguing it is discriminatory on the basis of sex.
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Does Beshear’s data center executive order have ‘teeth’ without state law to back it up?
The Democratic governor has argued he has authority over data centers. Experts aren’t so sure.
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Severe flooding raises deadly overdose risk in rural Appalachia, study finds – and the harm lasts for years
When flooding hits rural areas like Appalachia, it can weaken support systems that have taken years to build. At the same time, residents in drug or alcohol recovery are under extraordinary stress from the loss of homes, jobs and sometimes friends and family.
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Kentucky Democrats look to midterm elections, governor’s race during annual statewide dinner
At Kentucky Democrats’ annual statewide dinner in Aug. 2026, big names looked ahead to the 2026 midterms and the 2027 governor’s race.
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First time voting in Kentucky? Here’s what to know for the 2026 midterms
All the deadlines, links and tips you need to know for voting in Kentucky with no confusion.
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How does Kentucky keep its elections safe and secure?
National polling signals the majority of Americans worry about the security of their elections, and Kentucky voters are not an exception to the trend.
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Who is running to replace Mitch McConnell? Meet Kentucky’s Senate candidates
After months of national speculation around Mitch McConnell’s whereabouts, Kentucky’s 2026 US Senate race will select his replacement.
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Louisville Metro Council clears six-month data center moratorium
Louisville’s new data center moratorium comes as the city continues to weigh potential regulations on data centers.
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Meet the candidates in Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District
Between an evenly split voter base, energized Democrats, and an open seat, some Democrats believe Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District is their best chance at flipping one of Kentucky’s federal seats in 2026.
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Northern Kentucky communities push back against Flock safety surveillance cameras
Residents, elected officials, and tech experts are uniting against Flock safety cameras across Kentucky.
