Kentucky would develop a statewide Mental Health First Aid Training Program or similar program under legislation that advanced to the Senate today after passing the House 93-0.
A bill that would impose stricter voter identification requirements in Kentucky passed the state Senate today by a 29-9 vote.
The state Senate voted 28-10 today to raise the age to purchase tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, to 21 from 18.
On the second anniversary of the Marshall County High School shooting that catalyzed the 2019 School Safety and Resiliency Act, a Senate committee heard legislation to add to the measure.
A Northern Kentucky GOP candidate was accused of lying about where she lives to get on the ballot for the February special election.
Attorney General Daniel Cameron joined Indiana and 16 additional states in filing an amicus brief in the U.S.
FRANKFORT—The Kentucky House voted 70-17 yesterday to expand options for hemp testing while continuing to meet federal requirements for the state’s hemp program.
FRANKFORT—A bill that would add publicly-leased playgrounds to the list of locations off limits to registered sex offenders has passed a House committee.
Attorney General Daniel Cameron today joined 21 Attorneys General from across the country to file the first-ever “Friend of the Senate” letter outlining the legal and factual flaws with the Article
FRANKFORT – Legislation that would impose stricter voter identification requirements advanced in the Kentucky General Assembly today after the Senate State & Local Government Committee passed a
RANKFORT—A bill that would provide more confidentiality to foster parents involved in specific parental rights’ cases has passed the Kentucky House.
Gov. Andy Beshear and Transportation Secretary Jim Gray said Wednesday at the Kentucky Transportation headquarters they are focused on helping Kentuckians who need a REAL ID obtain one by the Oct.
It was a magical high school ride for Dontaie Allen that ended on a March night in Lexington
