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  • Comprehensive gaming bill wins final passage in general assembly

    Comprehensive gaming bill wins final passage in general assembly

    Comprehensive gaming bill wins final passage in general assembly April 1, 2026 Sen. Jason Howell, R-Murray, speaks Wednesday on the Senate floor about gaming legislation, House Bill 904 A high-resolution photo can be found here. FRANKFORT — Wagering in Kentucky has changed vastly over the years, and a comprehensive bill to address many facets…

  • Woman Arrested After Firing Shot Inside Lextran Bus

    Woman Arrested After Firing Shot Inside Lextran Bus

    LEXINGTON, Ky. — A woman was arrested Wednesday night after firing a shot into the roof of a Lextran bus during an altercation with another passenger, according to the Lexington Police Department. The incident occurred at approximately 9:51 p.m. on April 1, 2026, at the intersection of La Salle Road and Asbury Lane. Officers…

  • One person arrested following a shots-fired incident on a Lextran Bus

    One person arrested following a shots-fired incident on a Lextran Bus

    One person has been arrested following a shots-fired incident that occurred yesterday on a Lextran Bus.    On April 1, 2026, around 9:51 pm, officers were dispatched to the intersection of La Salle Road and Asbury Lane for a report of shots fired. When officers arrived, they learned the suspect had been involved in…

  • ‘No Kings 3’ Highlights What’s Changed in Rural Minnesota

    ‘No Kings 3’ Highlights What’s Changed in Rural Minnesota

    Thawing from a difficult winter, Minnesotans in small towns across the state joined the third wave of nationwide ‘No Kings’ protests Saturday, March 28. A lot had happened since they protested last October. Over the winter, the Trump administration launched a war with Iran, withheld Medicaid payments from Minnesota, and deployed thousands of ICE…

  • Backyard birdwatchers help UK scientists uncover what hawks really like to eat

    Backyard birdwatchers help UK scientists uncover what hawks really like to eat

    LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 2, 2026) — Anyone who keeps a bird feeder has likely had the same uneasy thought after seeing a sudden blur of wings in the yard: What was that hawk doing here? A University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment (CAFE) study helps answer that question. The work, “Citizen…

  • Committee advances bill on gubernatorial pardons

    Committee advances bill on gubernatorial pardons

    Committee advances bill on gubernatorial pardons March 26, 2026 Sen. Christian McDaniel, R-Ryland Heights, testifies on Senate Bill 10 before the House Elections, Constitutional Amendments and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee. A high-res version is available here. FRANKFORT — Legislation that would propose a constitutional amendment to limit the governor’s pardoning power during election periods advanced…

  • House passes bill to change execution regulations process

    House passes bill to change execution regulations process

    House passes bill to change execution regulations process March 31, 2026 Rep. John Hodgson, R-Fisherville, speaks on Senate Bill 251 on the House floor on Tuesday. The legislation would change how the state Department of Corrections can implement execution protocols. A high-res version is available here. FRANKFORT — A bill that would change how…

  • Bill calling for polytechnic focus at KSU wins final passage

    Bill calling for polytechnic focus at KSU wins final passage

    Bill calling for polytechnic focus at KSU wins final passage April 1, 2026 Sen. Christian McDaniel, R-Ryland Heights, and House Minority Whip Joshua Watkins, D-Louisville speak on Senate Bill 185 during Wednesday’s meeting of the House Appropriations and Revenue Committee. A high-resolution photo can be found here. FRANKFORT — The Kentucky General Assembly passed…

  • Kentucky Legislature Sends 100+ Bills to Governor as Session Ends

    Kentucky Legislature Sends 100+ Bills to Governor as Session Ends

    LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Kentucky General Assembly completed a two-day legislative marathon this week, sending more than 100 bills to the governor’s desk after passing a new state budget and major reforms to Medicaid, gaming and child care, according to the Kentucky Legislative Research Commission. Gov. Andy Beshear has 10 days to sign or…

  • 26-ORD-143 – Ann Ramser/Louisville Metro Government

    Opinion Number: 26-ORD-143 Date Issued: 4/2/2026 Parties: Ann Ramser/Louisville Metro Government Download Full PDF Opinion Content: April 2, 2026 In re: Ann Ramser/Louisville Metro Government Summary: The Louisville Metro Government (“Metro”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it failed to provide a detailed explanation of the cause of delay, as required by…

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