On February 26, 2026, a panel of frontline advocates, a faith leader, and a medical professional sat down together at Louisville’s Bon Air library to examine how the Dobbs ruling affects women’s health across the Commonwealth.

On February 10, 2026, a gun violence survivor-turned advocate, a hip-hop artist running the mayor's violence reduction program, a pediatric emergency medicine physician, and a high school senior sat down together at Lexington’s Central Library’s Farrish Theater for a lively discussion of non-partisan ways to address gun violence.

HB 500 will cost state workers and retirees a 78% increase in health premiums.

Two new laws in the Kentucky legislature threaten Kentuckians’ safety

When Kentuckians vote in the midterms later this year, many will only see one candidate on their ballot.