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Voter registration deadline is Monday (opens the original)
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This coming Monday â Oct. 5 â is the last day for Kentuckians to register to vote ahead of the November general election. Registering can be completed online, via mail or by returning voter registration cards to every local county clerkâs office. The state has about 3.3 million registered voters. In order to vote next month, online registration must be completed by 4 p.m. local time Monday. Mailed registrations must be postmarked by Oct. 5. The general election is Tuesday, Nov. 3. The ball
State film incentives attract critics (opens the original)
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Kentucky towns are serving as the backdrop of holiday movies, thrillers and âEthan Almighty,â a film about the dog who inspired the passage of a Kentucky law criminalizing abuse of dogs and cats. The bump in film production in the commonwealth can be attributed to Kentucky lawmakers building up the stateâs film incentives in recent years. Yet, some criticize the program for providing state funds to private companies with little return on investment. Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manch
Comer will not seek waiver to retain House oversight role (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. James Comer will not seek another term as the chairman of the House Oversight Committee. Comer, a Republican who represents the stateâs 1st Congressional District, became chairman of the committee in 2023. The committee gave him a second term starting in 2025. Austin Hacker, a spokesman for Comer, said that chairs are subject to term limits. The congressman âsupports term limits and will not seek a waiver to continue serving as chairman next Congress,â he added. Comer was first e
Ag commissioner: Cattle farmers facing ‘perfect storm of issues’ (opens the original)
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While Kentucky cattle farmers are facing challenges like a loss of farmland and a move from the Trump administration to import more foreign beef, agriculture leaders are trying to boost the policies that will help them. Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell sakd he is hearing âa frustration from the industry right now,â but it comes from âa perfect storm of issues.â In the last couple of decades, cattle farmers have âbarely broke evenâ and faced ânon-monetary tariff barr
Advocate files federal civil rights complaint against Kentucky school district (opens the original)
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A special education advocate has filed a federal complaint against Warren County Public Schools on behalf of students and parents alleging the district overly refers students with disabilities to a local mental health facility. Student advocate Mary Beth Patton filed the complaint with the Office for Civil Rights and wrote that students with disabilities âmake up a disproportionate amountâ of the school districtâs mental health referrals for crisis and requested further investigation from
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