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Parental authority regarding school materials debated in the Kentucky Senate

Legislation to require local school boards to adopt a policy to address parent complaints about materials harmful to minors is headed to the Kentucky House.

WEKU

Today's Interview: Coyotes in Kentucky: What you need to know

An interview with Jason Nally, Blue Grass Coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources

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State senate acts to have closer scrutiny of Team Kentucky relief funding

The Kentucky Senate has approved legislation aimed at a closer review of spending from relief funds set up to assist families affected by tornadoes and flooding

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Biden's push to make America a leader in EV manufacturing may finally be paying off as Toyota announces a plant in the U.S.

Biden Administration's investment in electric vehicle infrastructure has lured companies to assemble and produce EVs within the U.S. with wider incentives and tax breaks.

Fortune

Toyota Will Build EVs In The Us From 2025

Toyota will build electric vehicles in the United States as early as 2025 at its Kentucky plant, which is currently the company’s biggest manufacturing facility worldwide.

InsideEVs

Joint legislative resolution calls for complete evaluation of Kentucky's higher education

Kentucky’s Council on Postsecondary Education could be asked to evaluate the overall higher education system. That call is contained in a joint resolution, sponsored by Senate President Robert Stivers. It’s been filed for consideration by lawmakers.

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The Wild Life of the Last Black Jockey to Rule the Kentucky Derby

Jimmy Winkfield is just one of five men to win the prestigious race back-to-back in 1901 and ’02, but shortly after his triumph, U.S. horse racing turned its back on him—and everyone who looked like him.

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Kentucky Education officials announce Summer Food Service Program trainings

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Today’s Interview: Kentucky enters the spring fire season

An interview with Chris Scott, assistant fire management chief with the Kentucky Division of Forestry

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Kentucky lawmakers are being asked to form a statewide urban search and rescue team

Kentucky lawmakers are being asked to establish a statewide urban search and rescue program. The measure currently awaits action by the full House

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Bob Baffert cannot run horses at Kentucky Derby after court denies injunction

Trainer Bob Baffert’s attempt to run horses in this year’s Kentucky Derby was once again denied when a federal district court in Louisville, Ky., denied his request for a preliminary injunction. Baffert is currently serving a two-year suspension by Churchill Downs Inc. after Medina Spirit tested positive for a legal…

Los Angeles Times

Kentucky communities undergoing damage assessment after recent storms bring floods and high winds

Emergency management officials in several Kentucky communities are assessing damage from heavy rains and wind this week.

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Ohio Train Derailment Is Another Excuse for Mudslinging and Conspiracy Theorizing

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Reason

Officials begin to move forward with Brent Spence Bridge corridor project

Kentucky is preparing to move the Brent Spence Bridge corridor project forward . The bridge spans the Ohio River and connects Covington Kentucky to Cincinnati Ohio.

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Ballotpedia’s Candidate Connection survey: Kentucky roundup

Kentucky is holding elections, including for governor, on May 16, 2023. A number of candidates running in these elections completed Ballotpedia’s Candidate Connection survey. These survey responses allow voters to hear directly from candidates about what motivates them to run for office.

The Independent UK

Kentucky high court lets near-total abortion ban continue

Kentucky’s Supreme Court has refused to allow abortions to resume in the state

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Kentucky high court upholds state abortion bans while case continues

The state Supreme Court kept two state bans in place after Kentucky voters signaled support for abortion rights at the ballot box last November.

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Post Derek Carr cut Raiders mock draft roundup

Derek Carr is officially out. So, who do mock drafters across the internet have the Raiders taking at 7?

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Taking a look at sex education in Kentucky public schools

Sex education, in some form or fashion, has been taught in Kentucky public schools for years. There are certain standards about content for such instruction, but local schools also are given latitude in developing curriculum.

The Independent UK

Ex-officer's trial date postponed in Breonna Taylor case

The large volume of evidence collected in the Breonna Taylor case prompted a judge to push back the trial date for a former Kentucky police officer who fired into Taylor's apartment during a deadly no-knock raid in 2020

Tribune News Service

Abortion could be prosecuted as criminal homicide under bill filed by Kentucky lawmaker

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Illegal abortions in Kentucky could be prosecuted as murder under a new bill from a Louisville Republican.

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Longtime KY fiddler connects with tradition as he mentors students

Kentucky fiddler connects with tradition as he mentors students

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EKU launches new engineering manufacturer degree this fall

Beginning this fall, Eastern Kentucky University will become the 24th postsecondary institution in the country to offer a bachelor’s degree in manufacturing engineering.

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House Budget Committee seeks to boost Medicaid reimbursements for hospitals

Legislation to potentially benefit Kentucky hospitals by a billion dollars collectively is moving to the full House. That’s according to Russell Representative Danny Bentley, a co-sponsor of House Bill 75.

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Today's Interview: Kentucky Secretary of State discusses recent voter roll purge

An interview with KY Secretary of State Michael Adams

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