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This week Robert and Jazmin talked about several topics in Kentucky government including the hiring of a new Kentucky State Police commissioner, the status of the officers who killed Breonna Taylor, a
MoreThis episode features an interview with Congressman John Yarmuth, who serves the people of Jefferson County in Washington D.C. He spoke to us about the American Rescue Plan Act and how it
MoreJazmin and Robert discuss the end of the legislative session this week, focusing on Governor Beshear’s overridden vetoes and the slew of last second bill passed by the legislature. In addition, a
MoreThis week we were excited to welcome Chuck Corra and Big John Isner, the hosts of Appodlachia. They spoke to us about the role of Kentucky in the wider Appalachian context, as
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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! Last night, at a few minutes before midnight, this year’s General Assembly adjourned sine die. Thus, KYGA21 is in the books. A
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— Publisher’s Note — Good morning! Welp – a few weeks ago we have “vote-a-rama” in Frankfort, as legislators tried to pass as many bills as possible before they adjourned. Yesterday, we
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Five Things to Know Today — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! I like how Daniel Desrochers starts his story on the reconvening of the General Assembly: “Like Jack Nicholson in The Shining
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Publisher’s Note Hello! Couple of quick notes: Be sure to check out Aaron Smith’s cartoon on “Mitch’s Threats.” It’s one of his best ones yet, and worth sharing through your social media.
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Five Things to Know Today — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! My wife and I have fairly extensive flower gardens around our house, which means that this time of year is filled
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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! Well, the two vetoes we’d been waiting on finally arrived on Wednesday. Governor Beshear vetoed the so-called “school choice” bill, and the
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