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The 2024 Kentucky General Assembly session which just ended on April 15 was a busy one, with legislators considering a total of more than 1,200 bills, including the spending plan

The work of lawmaking is ongoing for Kentucky legislators, with several bills introduced thus far into the Kentucky General Assembly’s legislative session, which began in January.

Members of the Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) community gained insight into Kentucky’s legislative session during the annual Colonels at the Capitol event held on Jan. 24, 2024. EKU’s board of

On Jan. 2, the Kentucky legislature will convene for a 60-day even-year session.

The Kentucky Association of Independent Recovery Organizations (KAIROS), a new state-based addiction treatment advocacy organization, hosted a roundtable discussion with legislative leaders at the new

During August and September, the Pikeville Woman’s Club was busy in the community.

Rep. Bobby McCool of Van Lear will serve on the Kentucky General Assembly’s Lottery Trust Fund Task Force, according to a statement from the office of House Speaker David Osborne.

The 2023 Interim Session of the state General Assembly will begin next month. Part of the focus of the interim period will be specific policy issues to be studied by several special committees or tas

“Hubie was very passionate about what he did. He lived and breathed being a state representative. He was everywhere, he was at every function. With everything going on, you could always count on Hubie to be in any kind of public function,” Bobby McCool said.

House members joined senators in calling for a comprehensive review of Kentucky’s public postsecondary education system, but added provisions from a separate resolution that releases $180 million to the Kentucky State Fair Board for capital construction.