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FRANKFORT - The GOP-controlled Kentucky Senate passed legislation Wednesday afternoon along party lines that would further cut the state’s income tax to 4%, sending the bill to the desk of

The impeachment comes despite the Goldys apparent attempt to avoid that fate by announcing his pending resignation the previous day.

The GOP-controlled Kentucky Senate passed legislation that would further cut the state’s income tax to 4%, sending the bill to Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear who remains mum on whether he’ll veto the tax cut. 

Bill would name stretch of Kentucky highway for Brig. Gen. Charles Young, third African American to graduate from West Point, who was born in Mays Lick.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Tuesday the Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission (OAAC) has awarded $10.5 million in funding to a behavioral health conditional dismissal pilot

Per the Bluegrass Institute Center for Open Government, Gov. Andy Beshear wants to reopen the state’s budget to spend more than $112 million on 39 “community development” projects. Reelection campaign,

Gov. Andy Beshear has announced an increase in starting pay for staff in youth detention centers and unveiled a proposal to build two new facilities to house juveniles.

Most lawmakers will be getting an 8% pay raise in 2023 and a boost in other expenses. They voted for the pay hike last year for themselves.

More than 800 businesses and organizations collectively spent a record $24.6 million lobbying the Kentucky General Assembly in 2022.

Beshear visited Eastern High School with Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman and JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio to push his "Education First Plan."