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Horse owners deliver legislative wins for Kentucky horse tracks - Vimarsana News

Horse owners deliver legislative wins for Kentucky horse tracks

Industry ties are not conflicts for Kentucky lawmakers. A Covington small business owner asks, 'Why not?'

Source: wcpo.com
Kentucky Senate committee advances bill to legalize medical marijuana - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Senate committee advances bill to legalize medical marijuana

This marks the first time a bill to legalize medical marijuana has cleared a Senate committee, but SB 47 must now pass out of the chamber by Thursday.

Senate advances bill criminalizing 'sexually explicit' drag shows around minors - Vimarsana News

Senate advances bill criminalizing 'sexually explicit' drag shows around minors

After a debate spiked with references to foot fetishes and sadomasochistic bondage, the Kentucky Senate approved an anti-drag show bill.

Senate approves studying feasibility of four-year public university in Southeastern Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Senate approves studying feasibility of four-year public university in Southeastern Kentucky

Citing higher education’s potential for spurring economic development where the coal industry has declined, a resolution calling for a comprehensive review of Kentucky’s higher education system received Senate approval Wednesday. 

Senate Republicans take aim at Beshear in passing bill to 'blow up' KET board | Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Senate Republicans take aim at Beshear in passing bill to 'blow up' KET board | Kentucky

Republicans in the Kentucky Senate, in passing a bill Wednesday to reorganize the board for Kentucky’s public television broadcaster, also used the opportunity to tee up criticism against the state’s