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News: Plenty of education bills are on Kentucky lawmakers’ desks this session
The Kentucky Gazette Kentucky lawmakers are taking up a number of education bills this session.…...
News: This week on Capital Chat – early look at who’s running, who’s not; lawmakers file more than 200 bills in first week
The Kentucky Gazette This week on Capital Chat, WUKY news director Alan Lytle and The…...
News: Cameron takes job with organization supporting ‘neutral’ investing; Ball, Harmon also familiar with free-market entity
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has been named…...
News: The 2024 Kentucky General Assembly session opens today. Here are a few things to expect.
The Kentucky Gazette The 2024 session of the Kentucky General Assembly opens at noon today.…...
Archives: 18th century road law helped clear the way for economic development in the commonwealth
This history column by former state historian Ron Bryant, of Georgetown, originally was published in…...
News: Here’s the schedule for Beshear’s second inauguration day
The Kentucky Gazette While tickets to the Inaugural Ball are sold out, there are still…...
To The Point: Awards, new road construction, and more
Education Frontier Nursing University received the 2023 Health Professions Higher Education Excellence in Diversity…...
News: For the still undecideds – here’s where Beshear, Cameron stand on economic development, education and health care
Luke Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette Modern campaign methods make it challenging, especially at the…...
News: Here’s a look at how Kentucky’s gubernatorial nominees fared in recent debates
On this week’s edition of “Capital Chat,†WUKY news director Alan Lytle and The Kentucky…...
Opinion: Kentuckians’ tax dollars should not be diverted from public schools to corporations running private schools
John Schaaf, guest contributor If you’re tired of endless political ads on television, radio…...
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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