Democrats look to "modernize" Kentucky's voting laws

By TOM LATEK, Kentucky Today FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Kentucky House Democrats unveiled a series of bills they plan to introduce during the 2021 General Assembly to modernize Kentucky election laws. Some proposals would turn a few of the emergency actions taken this year by Gov.

Promotional Signs Are Restricted on Right of Way

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) crews are removing illegally placed items along state maintained right of way areas.

State program allows Kentuckians to seek outside review if insurer denies treatment, medicine

 Kentuckians who disagree with decisions made by their health insurance carrier about the necessity of services, treatments or medication can seek to have an outside expert review that decision, and possibly have it overturned, through a program at the Department of Insurance.

Lawmakers express concerns over proposed increase in food manufacturing fees

Lawmakers spoke out against proposed changes to the permit and fee structure for food establishments and food manufacturing businesses during today’s meeting of the Interim Joint Committee on Agriculture. “I’m extremely concerned about our small farmers,” Rep. Joe Graviss, D-Versailles, said.

New Census Data on Poverty, Income, Housing Insecurity and Food Scarcity Reveal Many Kentuckians on the Brink in the Pandemic

By Dr. Ashley Spalding, Research Director, Kentucky Center of Economic Policy Despite living through the longest economic expansion on record, before COVID-19, 16.

McConnell on Election Security: Real Threats Persist, But We Aren’t ‘Flat-Footed’ Any Longer

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) delivered the following remarks today on the Senate floor regarding election security:   “Our Democratic colleagues have sought to spend this week discussing election security.

Businesses Beg the Supreme Court to Restrain the Governor

"Thousands are expected to gather outside of the Kentucky State Capitol on Thursday, September 17 in support of  Florence Speedway, Beans Café and Bakery, and Little Links Learning, as well as the Kentucky Attorney General supporting these and other Kentucky businesses, as they beg the Kentucky...

Legislative panel briefed on general election costs

Kentucky’s top election official is estimating $5.42 million in cost overruns associated with running November’s general election.

SCAM ALERT: SECRETARY OF STATE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL WARN VOTERS OF BOGUS MAILERS AND TEXTS

Secretary of State Michael Adams and Attorney General Daniel Cameron announce two election scams aimed at Kentuckians. In one, Kentuckians are receiving letters from a group called the “Center for Voter Information,” pushing them to register to vote.