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Students will need to meet financial literacy standards; Walton-Verona teacher helps pave a path

December 2, 2018December 1, 20180

• A new law calls for the Kentucky Board of Education to establish academic standards and a graduation requirement for…

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Drive Sober or Get Pulled over campaign underway in Erlanger/Elsmere and across NKY through Labor Day

August 22, 2018August 21, 20180

NKyTribune staff If you choose to drink and drive in Erlanger and Elsmere – beware. The Erlanger and Elsmere Police…

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John Schickel: Historic times in Boone County, CVG growth, infrastructure upgrades, farewell to RFG

July 10, 2018July 9, 20180

By any measure, these are historic times for infrastructure expansion in Boone County. As Boone County Judge Executive Gary Moore…

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Nine-member bipartisan panel of state legislature to look at sports wagering legislation for the state

June 20, 2018June 19, 20180

By Tom Latek Kentucky Today  A bipartisan House and Senate panel is being formed to craft legislation to allow sports…

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With legislative session more than half over, most health-related bills still on the table; here’s a roundup

February 26, 2018February 25, 20181

By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Most of the health-related bills in Kentucky’s legislative session appear to be driven by…

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Lawmakers drop 401(k)-style retirement plan for public pensions, citing insufficient savings

February 15, 20181

By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A mandatory 401(k)-style plan will not be part of an overhaul of Kentucky’s public pension…

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John Schickel: First week in the Senate was a busy one, despite losing one day to extreme weather

January 14, 2018January 13, 20180

The threat of extreme winter weather conditions caused us to call off session in Frankfort on Friday, but not before…

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Commentary: Kentucky legislature completes historic session; promises made, promises kept

May 5, 2017May 4, 20171

By Senate President Robert Stivers and House Speaker Jeff Hoover   Kentucky voters demanded change when they went to the…

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Spending on lobbying exceeds $6.9 million during legislative session; matches 2015 record

May 1, 2017April 30, 20170

Lobbyists and their employers reported spending $6.98 million in the 2017 session of the General Assembly. The total matches the…

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The week in Frankfort: Wrapping up the session with a final swirl of meetings, debate and votes

March 31, 20170

The Kentucky General Assembly wrapped up its 2017 legislative session on Thursday night after a final swirl of meetings, debate…

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State legislature, under Republican leadership, passes Right to Work legislation, sends to governor for signature

January 8, 20171

The Kentucky General Assembly, under the leadership of House Speaker Jeff Hoover and Senate President Robert Stivers, passed critical “worker…

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Prichard Committee says big goals, transparency, better tests create ‘world-class’ education

December 30, 2016December 29, 20161

Ambitious goals, greater transparency and better tests are among the recommendations of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence for the…

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CityBeat reports local ordinances banning sexual orientation discrimination could be in jeopardy

December 6, 2016December 6, 20160

By James McNair Reporter, CityBeat When Republicans assume control of the Kentucky House of Representatives next month, the Bluegrass State…

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Jeff Hoover of Jamestown will become first GOP Speaker of the House in nearly 100 years

November 10, 20161

Today, Jeff Hoover’s selection as Speaker of the House was assured as the new House Republican super majority voted in…

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Dennis Keene: General Assembly once again deadlocked on budget . . .compromise is the key

April 5, 2016April 4, 20160

We are in the final days of the legislative session and despite committee hearings, expert testimony, data and charts, The…

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Felony expungement bill heading to governor’s desk; revisions in marriage licenses gain approval

April 4, 20160

Legislation that would allow those convicted of low-level felonies to ask the court to permanently seal—or expunge—their records is on…

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Legislative Briefs: Concealed carry bill passes House, heads to Senate; local option plan advances

March 8, 2016March 8, 20160

Off-duty and retired law enforcement officers could carry concealed firearms anywhere that on-duty law enforcement officers carry firearms under legislation…

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Legislative Briefs: Drone legislation clears House, heads to Senate; firefighters’ benefits bill advances

February 26, 2016February 26, 20160

A bill that would define what a drone is and what unlawful use of a drone means passed the House…

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Legislative Briefs: Life insurance benefits bill passes House panel; others also advance

February 25, 20160

A 2012 law that requires life insurance companies to make a good-faith effort to locate beneficiaries of policies they have…

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Legislative Briefs: Senate passes education standards measure, midwives bill clears committee

February 19, 2016February 18, 20160

A bill that would overhaul education and accountability standards in public schools passed the state Senate by a 25-12 vote…

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Ethics Reporter: Short session in 2015, but spending on lobbying was highest ever — $19.2 million

January 29, 20160

The 2015 General Assembly was a “short session” of 30 days, but lobbying spending for the year eclipsed all previous…

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Legislative briefs: New appointments; McDaniel sponsors two bills; guns, pensions, voting rights . . .

January 15, 2016January 14, 20161

Leaders for the Kentucky House of Representatives have named state Rep. Jeffery Donohue as chairman of the Budget Review Subcommittee…

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