If one school district is taken over by Bevin’s appointed state board of education, it won’t be the last.
It will be the framework for usurping elected officials of any school board and put the decision-making process into the hands of the Governor’s Office and his picked appointees.

While hundreds of Kentucky educators continue to flood the Capitol Friday in protest, many teachers and public employees did their part by packing and delivering food to their students at home.

It could literally be a matter of life or death for Terrilyn Fleming if her health insurance premiums increase as a result of the state budget.