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Kentucky’s newest constitutional officers took a ceremonial oath of office Tuesday at the Capitol Rotunda, shortly before the legislature gaveled in the 2024 session
U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell applauded his party's hold on most of Kentucky’s constitutional offices during a swearing-in ceremony Tuesday.
The two-year budget is the biggest task at hand for Kentucky lawmakers. But the debate Tuesday in the General Assembly centered around transparency.
By Tom LatekKentucky TodayWhile Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman were sworn into office on Dec. 12, the remaining five Constitutional officers, all Republicans, will
By Chip HutchinsonKentucky TodaySenate President Robert Stivers has filed paperwork to seek re-election from Kentucky’s District 25.Stivers, R-Manchester, has accumulated more than $45