Mason Brighton is a journalist for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news in Louisville, Kentucky. With a keen interest in politics and community issues, Mason covers a range of topics including legislative sessions, proposed bills, community events, and public safety plans.
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If passed, it would lower the income tax rate from 4% to 3.5% in 2026
Donning snow shoes and large coats, some Louisvillians took to the city’s hills for some winter fun.
By: Mason Brighton
State Rep. Vanessa Grossl, R-Georgetown, is one of a handful of state lawmakers invited to attend the ceremony.
At least five marijuana-centered bills have been filed so far this year.
The prominent civil rights figure visited Kentucky a number of times during his fight for change.
Around two dozen people from the commonwealth had been indicted.
By: Mason Brighton
Kentucky has a near-total ban on abortion procedures.
By: Mason Brighton
President Donald Trump rescinded many Joe Biden-era orders that provided protections for LGBTQ+ people.
By: Mason Brighton
It is spearheaded by the Kentucky Secretary of State's office.
By: Mason Brighton
The Department of Homeland Security issued a pair of directives Monday to enact aspects of the executive orders on immigration.
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