Kentucky
Opinion: Open meetings suffer setback, open records emerge ‘unscathed’ from Kentucky legislative session
Amy Bensenhaver, guest contributor Let’s call 2022’s legislative session a wash for open government. The open…...
Notes & Quotes: Kentucky ‘Safe R’ in U.S. Senate race; Cameron on national power-players list
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Sabato: Kentucky safe red for U.S. Senate election Ten…...
News: Two millionaires point out tax inequities, call for fairness to bridge income gap between working people and the rich
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Erica Payne and Morris Pearl are millionaires. They have…...
Notes & Quotes: Donors can bid on lunch dates with state officials; up and down on gambling; Massie ahead in internal poll
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette The Franklin County Republican Women are auctioning lunches as…...
Capitol Avenue: Lobbying spending drops in Kentucky during pandemic; client registrations in Washington
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Session spending down last year over previous 30-day session…...
News: More than half of state House seats will stay with current party; 23 incumbents face challengers in May primary
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Three candidates pick up open seats, head to Frankfort…...
Personal Services Contracts: January 2022
The Kentucky General Assembly’s Government Contracts Review Committee meets monthly to consider contracts for…...
To The Point: Appointments, new businesses and organizations
Business Kentucky Power’s Economic Growth Grant awarded more than $200,000 across the utility’s service territory…...
Herron wins special election for House District 42, keeping seat in Democratic hands
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Louisville Democrat Keturah Herron won yesterday’s special election to…...
News: Polls open tomorrow for final day of voting in House 42 special election
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Voters who didn’t vote late last week will head…...
Calendar
All times local.
- Sept. 17 Constitution Day lecture “Are We Living through a Constitutional Moment?” Professor Jonathan Shaub. Grand Courtroom #199, University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law, Lexington. 12 p.m
- Sept. 22-24 Continuous Improvement Summit, Kentucky Department of Education. Central Bank Center, Lexington. 9 a.m.
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