Kentucky News Roundup

 

Eastern Kentucky University Basketball

The Men’s Basketball  team endured a tough loss to Tennesee-Martin.  Rough gamefor for EKU

Tennessee-Martin beats Eastern Kentucky 74-55

Western Kentucky University Basketball

On the opposite side of the state of Kentucky. Florida Atlantic lost to WKU.

Western Kentucky beats Florida Atlantic 87-67

Nuclear Power is coming to Kentucky

A bill is working its way through the Kentucky state legislature.  It would allow Nuclear power plants back in the state. 

Nuclear power bill clears Kentucky House committee

 

and finally

The up and down season of the Kentucky Wildcats continues.  They lost in a embarrassing way to South Carolina.

Cats Get Clobbered 77-59 At South Carolina

Filed under: Kentucky News, Kentucky Politics

Ethics Problem in Louisville Metro Government

The ville voice has a interesting discussion going on, concerning ethics in Metro Govt. 

 

http://thevillevoice.com/2009/02/09/yes-we-have-an-ethics-problem-here/

 

http://www.whas11.com/news/local/stories/whas11-localnews-090209-summers.35eab0e1.html

 


A.J. Summers was hired in 2007 as Metro Housing’s number two man, an assistant director.

He’s the son of deputy mayor Bill Summers.

Filed under: Kentucky Politics

Kentucky 911 law. Limit media’s effectiveness

Kentucky enters another new low.  A bill making it through the legislature wants to limit 911 calls from being released to the media.  The bill’s sponsor Sen. John Schickel, R- Union says it will limit “sensationalism”

 

http://bluegrasspolitics.bloginky.com/2009/02/05/senate-committee-passes-911-bill/

Filed under: Kentucky Life, Kentucky Politics

Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear

Here is a message from the Governor Steve Beshear.  Courtesy of youtube

This is a thank you concerning the recent ICE storm in Kentucky.

 

kentucky.gov

Filed under: Kentucky Politics

Kentucky Politics Gridlock continues..

Destined to repeat history.  Kentucky and politics, blood and wine.  The new house speaker is getting his “list” together of committee assignments.  No doubt patting his supporters on the back

It’s 11 p.m. and House democratic leaders are apparently still behind closed doors, trying to hammer out committee assignments. House Speaker Greg Stumbo canceled his speaking engagement at a Lexington Chamber of Commerce dinner to keep working toward decisions on which lawmakers will be on which committees. Stumbo’s victory in the Speaker’s race means a number of his supporters will take over chairmanships of committees. Stumbo told House members on Thursday that he’d have a committee list for them Friday morning.

 

Source:Mark Hebert

Filed under: Kentucky Politics

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