Good afternoon! After all this time, it seems it is coming down to this one thing: masks.
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Five Things to Know Today Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! A few notes as we start the week after The Week – I took some time off (as in, away from the computer) over
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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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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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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! The bill signings have started in Frankfort, with the governor signing a number of health-related bills yesterday. The vetoes have also
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Publisher’s Note Hello! With the General Assembly doing Vote-A-Rama on Monday and Tuesday before leaving for veto days, there’s obviously a lot of KYGA21 news this week. We did a couple of
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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! One of the frustrating things about politics (and democracy, to be honest) is the uneven nature of the process. The phrase
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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! The news cycle has taken an expected turn today, as we have hit a pause on both the national and state
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LAST DAY for our New Member Month This newsletter, and all the stories in it, don’t just happen; they take hours of work by a team of people. Support that team and
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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! Interesting parallel: as the weather warms back up, things in Frankfort also begin heating up today. After being out for most of last
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— Callouts — Things on the site we want to be sure you see,out of everything published this week. Editor’s note: This was a particularly rich week for good content. As a result,
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Brought to you by — Publisher’s Note — Good morning! One of the frustrating things about watching our state legislature work is that good bills often never move at all, while
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