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After Kentucky voters thwarted a Republican-backed “school choice” amendment, the legislature’s supermajority will likely focus on holding “poorly performing school systems” accountable, said Republican Senate President Robert Stivers.
LOUISVILLE — A constitutional amendment to allow the Kentucky General Assembly to fund nonpublic schools failed at the ballot box Tuesday. Amendment 2 — which 65% of voters rejected, according to unofficial results — would have opened a path for the Republican-controlled legislature to allow state dollars to flow to nonpublic schools, such as private […]
By: Mckenna Horsley
Kentucky’s next Supreme Court is shaping up to be a historic one for women who for the first time will hold the majority of the high court's seven seats.
By: Mckenna Horsley
Lawmakers studying artificial intelligence are urging steps to protect the integrity of Kentuckians’ elections and the privacy of their data. The Artificial Intelligence Task Force on Wednesday adopted 11 recommendations ahead of the General Assembly’s 2025 session. The recommendations include considering legislation to encourage responsible use of AI in elections and a review by the […]
Lawmakers studying artificial intelligence are urging steps to protect the integrity of Kentuckians’ elections and the privacy of their data.
A task force adopted 11 recommendations, including considering legislation to encourage responsible use of AI in elections.
LEXINGTON — Republicans will quickly move to keep lowering Kentucky's income tax when the legislature convenes in January, while changes in the
By: Mckenna Horsley, Kentucky Lantern
LEXINGTON Republicans will quickly move to keep lowering Kentucky’s income tax when the legislature convenes in January, while changes in the local tax system would be far more challenging to
FRANKFORT — Kentuckians are still regularly shut out of legislative decisions that affect them, says an updated report by the state League of Women Voters.
By: Mckenna Horsley, Kentucky Lantern
FRANKFORT Kentuckians are still regularly shut out of legislative decisions that affect them, says an updated report by the state League of Women Voters.
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