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Attica Scott considering primary run against John Yarmuth for Congress

Kentucky Rep. Attica Scott was seen as one of the leaders of the protest movement in Louisville last year.

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Kentucky House GOP asks Beshear to reconsider Sunrise contract, cites religious rights law

Kentucky House GOP asks Beshear to reconsider Sunrise contract, cites religious rights law Deborah Yetter, Louisville Courier Journal © Bryan Woolston, Bryan Woolston/Special to Courier Journal Kentucky Legislatures meet with House Speaker David Osborne (R-Prospect) during a special session of the legislature on the floor of the Kentucky House of Representatives in Frankfort, Ky., Friday, July 19, 2019. Republican leaders in the Kentucky House are calling on Gov. Andy Beshear to reconsider the state s contract deadlock with Sunrise Services for Children, citing a provision added to state law this year they say protects the Baptist agency s religious rights. The provision says no contract for children s services shall interfere with the contractor s freedom of religion. It also requires the state to allow the contractor to hire a subcontractor to deliver any services it can t provide because of religiously held beliefs.

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Kentucky House members call for end to extra unemployment benefits

Kentucky House members call for end to extra unemployment benefits
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History Walk returns Thursday with new actors, stories

Submitted Submitted Philosopher George Santayana famously said, âThose who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.â Of course, sometimes reliving the past can be kind of fun. Thatâs the spirit behind the History Walk series presented by the Somerset Junior Womanâs Club. The eighth season of History Walk events begins this Thursday, May 20, with local actors portraying notable figures from Pulaski Countyâs past. Two characters who have been performed before â one not since the first year of the History Walk â join two new characters, as well as several actors likely to participate this season who are fresh faces.

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Kentucky House GOP asks governor to reconsider Sunrise contract, cite religious rights law

Kentucky House GOP asks Beshear to reconsider Sunrise contract, cites religious rights law Deborah Yetter, Louisville Courier Journal © Bryan Woolston, Bryan Woolston/Special to Courier Journal Kentucky Legislatures meet with House Speaker David Osborne (R-Prospect) during a special session of the legislature on the floor of the Kentucky House of Representatives in Frankfort, Ky., Friday, July 19, 2019. Republican leaders in the Kentucky House are calling on Gov. Andy Beshear to reconsider the state s contract deadlock with Sunrise Services for Children, citing a provision added to state law this year they say protects the Baptist agency s religious rights. The provision says no contract for children s services shall interfere with the contractor s freedom of religion. It also requires the state to allow the contractor to hire a subcontractor to deliver any services it can t provide because of religiously held beliefs.

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