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FRANKFORT – (KT) Kentucky lobbying spending for the first four months of 2024 hit a record of $12,421,079, beating the previous mark set last year for that period by $1

Kentucky lobbying spending for the first four months of 2024 hit a record of $12,421,079, beating the previous mark set last year for that period by $1 million,

The new 94th Dist. state representative has concluded his freshman session and according to Jacob Justice, it was an eye-opening experience.

Kentucky General Assembly Agrees On $212M EKY Relief Bill

Following three days in special session, the Kentucky General Assembly walked away from Frankfort's Capitol Rotunda Friday afternoon with a $212.7 million bill

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is one of several stories in a regular series with a purpose of preparing voters for the May 17 primary election.

The members of the Kentucky Legislature’s Mountain Caucus announced in a press conference on March 24 that they are standing alongside others, including Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office, in

The members of the Kentucky General Assembly’s Mountain Caucus announced in a press conference on March 24 that they are standing alongside others, including Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office,

The members of the Kentucky General Assembly’s Mountain Caucus announced in a press conference on March 24 that they are standing alongside others, including Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office,

“We're a state that is filled with rich natural resources with people that are trained in these fields that are the best you can find in mining, oil and gas. Their plan, when applied to our model, really pushed us out. How do you put that many new megawatts renewable into a state without displacing coal, oil, gas, which are our big job providers in our region” said Republican Senator, Brandon Smith.