Frankfort, United States (Local)
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Lisa Autry's coverage centers around local government and politics in Kentucky, with a focus on legislative announcements, expert commentary related to legal policy regulation, and government initiatives. She may be interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts or stakeholders regarding the impact of legislative decisions on various aspects of society.
Given her extensive coverage of topics related to Kentucky legislature, medical marijuana, energy policies like TVA, coal ash spills, higher education issues such as loan forgiveness for veterinarians and other political developments within the state. Pitches should focus on providing unique perspectives from sources directly affected by or involved in these specific issues.
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By: Lisa Autry
A new report suggests Kentucky isn't making the grade when it comes to preparing children for kindergarten. The National Institute for Early Education Research found only one-quarter of the state's four-year-olds attended preschool during the 2024-25 school year.
By: Lisa Autry
The public has a chance this week to buy the personal belongings of one of Kentucky's most prominent political figures.
By: Lisa Autry
A former data center executive is leading efforts in Kentucky to safeguard the industry's inevitable growth.
By: Lisa Autry
The city council for Cave City has voted 4-1 to approve a one-year moratorium on data center applications. There are currently no specific data center projects proposed in Cave City, but local leaders say they’ve been approached by developers.
Despite his defeat in the recent Kentucky primary election, U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie doesn't appear to be done with politics.
By: Lisa Autry
Starting with five families in 1996, the Bowling Green-based Buddy House now serves more than 200 families in a 14-county region surrounding Warren County.
By: Lisa Autry
Kentucky's 35 regional transportation centers will close for two days next week to allow for the installation of a modernized driver licensing system and a new myDrive online portal.
By: Lisa Autry
Kentucky's 35 regional transportation offices will close for two days next week. All driver's licensing centers will shut down June 4-5 for system upgrades.
The offices will close June 4-5 as the state migrates to a new online system — one of several steps being taken to ease long-running frustrations over wait times and available appointments.
By: Lisa Autry
Daviess County Fiscal Court gave final approval Thursday evening to a one-year moratorium on data center applications. That gives the county time to draft zoning regulations for the industry and study the potential impact of data centers on the community.
