State Board of Elections Adopts Temporary Emergency Administrative Regulation Language for June Primary Elections
Today, the State Board of Elections approved temporary emergency administrative regulations outlining how the June 23, 2020 primary elections will be conducted. The COVID-19 pandemic has created a state of emergency in the Commonwealth, and poses a risk to the health and well-being of voters. The goal of the measures adopted by the State Board […]
Kentucky Distillers and Kentucky Chamber Partner to Provide Businesses with Sanitizer Prior to Reopening
Following Governor Beshear’s planned outline for Phase 1 of reopening Kentucky’s economy on Wednesday, the Kentucky Distillers’ Association and Kentucky Chamber of Commerce have announced that they are partnering to help business make sure they have the hand sanitizer needed to protect Kentuckians as we reopen business. Over the last few weeks, members of the […]
Republican House Candidate Aaron Yates Calls On Primary Opponent To Resign From Kentucky State House Race
Following the announcement that Monteia Mundy, a fellow Republican candidate for House District 88 would stay in the race despite her DUI arrest earlier this week, Aaron Yates released the following statement: “On Sunday morning I was alerted that my primary opponent had been arrested for a DUI with no specific details. Over the coming […]
Lane closures scheduled for Clays Ferry Bridge on Interstate 75 in Fayette & Madison Counties
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of scheduled lane closures for Interstate 75 Southbound on the Clays Ferry Bridge. The temporary closures are necessary for routine bridge inspection operations. The Clays Ferry Bridge (B00153) is located on the Fayette-Madison County line. Interstate 75 – Southbound Monday, May 4 through Friday, May 8 – 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. […]
