Kentucky, Senate Bill

SB 73 passes in Kentucky Senate and House, heads to Gov. Beshear's desk
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Bill regulating cannabis-infused drinks passes in Kentucky Senate: Here’s what it would change
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Kentucky lawmakers pass regulations for THC-infused drinks, sales allowed for now
The beverages have been popping up all over the state of Kentucky. They are legal under a federal farm bill passed in 2018. The bill allows THC-infused beverages if the dry weight is under .3%, but it has opened a so-called loophole for beverages that are intoxicating, despite following the federal law.
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Get the Facts: Some THC-infused beverages would be pulled off Kentucky shelves under this bill
Senate Bill 202 would regulate the sale of hemp beverages sold at bars, restaurants, and liquor stores in Kentucky.
With Beshear ruling out Senate run, some Kentucky Democrats’ attention turns to top ally
There’s an emerging consensus among many in the party... that Rocky would be the strongest candidate possible,” one Democratic strategist told the Herald-Leader.
Bill to allow the arrests of people protesting the Capitol passes Kentucky House
Lawmakers in the Kentucky House passed a bill Friday morning that would give Kentucky’s legislative leaders the power to order police to arrest protesters who they believe are disrupting their work.
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Bill gives Kentucky healthcare workers a conscientious objector opt-out
Healthcare workers in Kentucky would have the ability to legally opt out of procedures they object to on conscientious grounds under a bill that's passed the state Senate.
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Kentucky Senate bill would require state employees to come back to the office full time, prohibit remote work
State Senator Lindsey Tichenor introduced an amendment to the bill that would require all employees of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of state government to return to the office full time.
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Kentucky lawmakers pass bill to educate kids, make sexual exploitation a felony
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky lawmakers passed a bill to protect minors online. Senate Bill 73 will enact stronger protections for young people online, and will help police hold offenders accountable, especially when it comes to sextortion — using compromising pictures of minors to manipulate them.