by JACK BRAMMER, Kentucky.com FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Republican Party filed ethics and campaign finance complaints Wednesday against a House Democratic leader, alleging he misused state resources for his re-election campaign this fall. The GOP complaints were filed against House Minority Whip Wilson Stone of Scottsville, who was elected to the House in 2008 and…
by TOM LATEK, Kentucky Today FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball was named the State Financial Officers Foundation’s National Chair at the fall meeting in Kansas City. She is the first Kentuckian to serve in that position. Prior to being elected, she served as national vice-chair for the organization, where she was…
by Annie Andersen – Emotions ran high at the September meeting of the State Board of Elections. FRANKFORT— A call for an ambulance, raised voices and a threat to call security marked the September meeting of Kentucky’s Board of Elections. The meeting started off as any other would, with introductions and approving the minutes from the…
Hale informs court of recent economic development numbers by MELINDA J. OVERSTREET [email protected] – GLASGOW – The acting secretary of the Kentucky Labor Cabinet urged members of his home county’s fiscal court to remember that they have friends in surrounding counties and in Frankfort who are there to help. David Dickerson, a former Barren County judge-executive…
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Kentucky’s recently installed health commissioner is a 30-year-old doctor, two years short of being a surgeon, a goal he still plans to achieve. But right now he’s in charge of public health in a state with huge health issues, and local health departments with big financial issues. Dr. Jeffrey…
by Michon Lindstrom – This list will be updated as more reports are published There is less than two months to go until the November elections—and some candidates are raising big money to ensure they have a seat in Frankfort come January. We’ve broken down some of the more costly—or close races to watch for…
by Ryland Barton – The lawsuit against Kentucky’s new pension law will be heard by the Supreme Court of Kentucky on Thursday, pitting Kentucky’s two preeminent political rivals against each other and putting retirement benefits for thousands of teachers and state workers in the balance. The pension changes were passed during this year’s legislative session…
by Alfred Miller, Louisville Courier Journal – Published 7:09 a.m. ET Sept. 17, 2018 | Updated 12:51 p.m. ET Sept. 17, 2018 Bailey Gorin is among 13 former interns that have already signed up for UPS FlightPath in hopes of eventually landing a full-time position with UPS. Sam Upshaw Jr., Louisville Courier Journal A shortage of…
By Associated Press | ALBANY, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky officials say a utility truck rack manufacturer has decided to invest more than $1.3 million and create 25 full-time jobs at a facility in Clinton County. Gov. Matt Bevin’s office says Rack-It Truck Racks Inc. plans to purchase and upgrade an existing facility in Albany in southern…
by The Associated Press – CATLETTSBURG, KY. — A complaint about an election in a Kentucky county is being investigated by the state attorney general. The Daily Independent quotes Boyd County Clerk Debbie Jones in a Sunday report as saying the attorney general’s office has contacted her office seeking records. Jones said she couldn’t speak about…
