The U.S. Senate is expected to vote next week on a bill to extend tax credits that lower health insurance costs, but as of right now, the legislation appears unlikely to secure the necessary votes.
Senate Republican leaders are closely monitoring Fayette County Public Schools' financial management as they prepare to allocate state funding to school districts.
A proposal requiring Kentucky law enforcement agencies to partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be considered by the General Assembly next year.
The Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence honored the family friendly schools on Monday, recognizing institutions that go beyond basic parent involvement to create true collaboration.
Hemp advocates gathered outside Senator Mitch McConnell's Lexington office on Friday afternoon to protest a new federal provision that they believe will essentially kill the hemp industry in the US.
Kentucky will soon distribute the remaining SNAP benefits to nearly 600,000 residents after receiving federal guidance to restart the program following the government shutdown.
Kentucky is moving closer to joining 29 other states with comprehensive hands-free driving laws after a mother whose 2-year-old daughter was killed by a distracted driver testified before lawmakers.
Kentucky will soon have operating medical marijuana dispensaries, but some lawmakers are raising concerns about certain products looking too much like candy rather than medicine.
Nearly 100,000 Kentuckians could see their health insurance premiums increase by up to 37% unless Congress extends tax credits set to expire at the end of the year, Governor Andy Beshear warned.
Senator Rand Paul, who has been voting to reopen the government, visited Louisville on Monday and called for immediate action to pay federal employees who are working and restore food assistance.
The family and an officer from the Blue Grass Airport Police, Adam Arnold, were honored with citations of meritorious achievement, the highest award given to civilians by state police.