Politics
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Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie pushes for Epstein file release ahead of Blanche confirmation hearing
Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie is pushing—again—for more transparency around the Epstein files ahead of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing.
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Ky. Gov. Andy Beshear demands health update from Mitch McConnell
Gov. Andy Beshear had previously told reporters he’s gotten no information from Mitch McConnell’s camp since the senator was hospitalized in June.
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Mitch McConnell remains hospitalized, but is talking to GOP leaders
Since McConnell was hospitalized in mid-June, few updates have been shared about his condition and few, if any, people have said they’ve spoken directly with him—until now.
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Most Kentucky opioid settlement money is not being spent, new report shows
Local governments receiving opioid settlement dollars are sitting on most of the money, according to a new analysis from The Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.
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If Mitch McConnell dies while in office, what happens? How US Senate vacancies are filled in Kentucky
Kentucky handles things a bit differently than other states.
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Who lobbied Kentucky lawmakers on data centers?
Kentucky lawmakers failed to pass data center regulations, despite bipartisan support for some form of ratepayer protections.
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Could $500 a month help America’s young adults? Ky.’s McGarvey bets yes
A pilot project in Louisville found an extra $500 a month meant better chances of full-time employment and lower chances of being evicted.
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Trump’s pick ousted Thomas Massie. Meet the Democrat he’ll face in the midterms
The Northern Kentucky Democrat is stepping into the embers of one of the nation’s most closely watched primary races—and its most expensive one, too.
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What is Kentucky’s interim session? Here’s what to know
Want to get an advance look at what Kentucky lawmakers could turn into laws in 2027? The interim session may be the place for you.
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Who are your lawmakers in Kentucky? Here’s how to find out
It is always a good time to know who your elected officials are, y’all.
