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Democrats are hoping to force lawmakers to take a stand on loosening Kentucky’s near total ban on abortion before going home Monday.

With the severe storms and tornados that swept through Kentucky last week, Gov. Andy Beshear renewed calls for the GOP-dominated state legislature to remove funding limits in the pending state

Spurred by concerns that low college attainment is holding back the rural southeastern swath of the state, Kentucky is exploring ways to bring baccalaureate degrees to the region.

While the biennial budget bill awaits signature from Gov. Andy Beshear, included in its pages is millions of dollars for regional medical programs, including a psychiatric residency program and renovations

Kentucky LanternA bill that open government advocates warn would introduce loopholes into Kentucky’s open records law could make its way to Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk when lawmakers

From DEI restrictions to abortion exceptions, which bills didn’t make it over the hump in legislative crunch time?

FRANKFORT — A bill that open government advocates warn would introduce loopholes into Kentucky’s open records law could make its way to Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk when lawmakers return

Kentucky lawmakers could send Gov. Andy Beshear a bill that open government advocates say would put a loophole in the open records law.

Gov. Andy Beshear said a Kenton County resident died in a car accident as a result of the severe storms and tornadoes that swept Kentucky Tuesday, while emergency management officials

Beshear urged state lawmakers to reconsider a provision in the budget bill that would limit how much his administration could spend to respond immediately to such emergencies.