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Confusion lingers in KY after ‘bizarre day’ even as Trump administration nixes funding freeze memo
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern After what Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear described as “one of the most bizarre days” he’s seen...
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Local legislators reflect on first week, look forward to coming work of 2025 General Assembly
The first week of the state General Assembly’s short session was filled with the ceremonial proceedings and appointments, but also...
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Mayor’s annexation plans move forward
The next step in annexing Henderson Mayor Brad Staton’s future home and properties into the city occurred Tuesday, when the...
Read moreDetailsState tax cut moves from Senate committee as chair warns fellow Republicans against ‘stunts’
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern A bill to reduce Kentucky’s income tax emerged Friday from a Senate committee, along with a...
Read moreDetailsMills wins majority caucus chair
Henderson state Sen. Robby Mills was elected by fellow Republicans Friday as the majority caucus chair. “I’m excited,” Mills said....
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Hargis garners most votes in city commission race
Incumbents Pruitt, Thomas and Whitt round out next city commission Kelsey Hargis surprised many—including herself—as the top vote getter in...
Read moreDetailsOTHER RACES: Payne will push education; Jones wins appellate court seat; Robards, Corydon vote counts
Payne says his experience will benefit education legislation in next General Assembly J.T. Payne, who ran unopposed for the Kentucky...
Read moreDetailsKentuckians say ‘no’ to public funding for private, charter schools
Courtesy of Kentucky Lantern A constitutional amendment to allow the Kentucky General Assembly to fund nonpublic schools failed at the...
Read moreDetailsFleming, Jones face off for appellate court seat
Both candidates for the 1st District 2nd Division Kentucky Court of Appeals seat say that fallout from House Bill 5...
Read moreDetailsA brief look at the Henderson City Commission candidates
Jay Randolph Age: 54Family: Husband, father, grandfatherEducation: Certificate in IT computer networking.Current occupation: VolunteerTop priorities: Transparency and accountabilityNote: Randolph is...
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