Testifying before the Interim Joint Committee on Economic Development & Workforce Investment on Thursday, the topic was revenue sharing and NIL.
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The Cabinet for Health and Family Services housed the child in the L&N Building, a 116-year-old office building at Broadway and 9th Street with no beds, showers or food providers.
GRANGER, Ind. (AP) — The funeral for Indiana Republican U.S. Rep. Jackie Walorski will be held Thursday in her home state of Indiana, where sh…
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A recent Kentucky Supreme Court ruling prohibits prosecutors from mentioning if a driver refuses a blood test, which is necessary if the person has taken drugs that wouldn’t be detected by a breathalyzer.
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The Kentucky Senate Democratic Caucus posted their first video in June with the help of a summer intern.
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"This bill would close the crack (in the law) and give people the help they need and keep the community safe," said Sen. Morgan McGarvey.
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Madden’s case is a nightmare for prosecutors because he doesn’t meet Kentucky’s criteria for involuntary hospitalization, a law that says, in part, people can only be held against their will if they benefit from treatment, even if they are mentally ill and considered dangerous.
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The vote came while at least five GOP senators were in self-quarantine.
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The proposals are aimed at helping people who have had run-ins with the law get jobs and support their families, as years-old convictions and even unproven charges still show up on employer background checks.
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Madden has already been found incompetent to stand trial in several previous criminal cases, including by the judge handling his current case.