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• Thanks to the Boy Scouts, troops, and veterans who I joined at this morning's Me...
• Chandler Congratulates Bourbon County Sisters on Appointment
• Level 1 Drought Declared in 24 Western and Central Kentucky Counties
• Whitfield Statement on Reopening of the Eggner Ferry Bridge
• Gov. Beshear Signs Disaster Relief and Recovery Legislation
• Kentucky Arts Council meets in Bowling Green
• Whitfield Memorial Day Statement
• Republicans' faith-based economics:
• Seniors Invited to Free Fraud Prevention Event May 31
• MEMORIAL DAY 2012
• Supporting Our Troops and Honoring Their Sacrifice
• Eggners Ferry Bridge to reopen Friday afternoon
• Some park beaches closed due to low water
• KHS to Dedicate Historical Marker in Cave Hill Cemetery
• On Student Loans, Dems Want a Scapegoat, Not a Solution
• NORTHBOUND INTERSTATE 71 LANES TO BE REOPENED
• Ceremony at Wickliffe Mounds Postponed
• KHS to Dedicate Historical Marker to Honor Bullitsburg Baptist Church
• McConnell Calls for Bipartisan Negotiations on Student Loan Legislation
• Exhibition: ‘Civil War: My Brother, My Enemy’ Opens at KHS
• Rogers Applauds Landmark Agreement to Facilitate Interstate Rx Data Exchange
• In Letter to House-Senate Conference Committee, Sen. Brown, Reps. Davis and Schmidt Urge That Critical Resources for Brent Spence Bridge Be Included in Final Highway Bill
• PREPARATORY WORK TO BEGIN ON KENNEDY BRIDGE REPAIRS
• Gov. Beshear Announces Norgren to Move Operations to Louisville, Create 22 Jobs
• I-65 CONSTRUCTION WORK OVER MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
• Attorney General Conway's Election Fraud Hotline Receives 31 Calls
• I'll be on MSNBC's Martin Bashir Live at 3:30 today to talk about how the middle...
• Taxpayer-funded Campaign to Promote Obamacare Part of Troubling Pattern by Obama Administration
• KHS and KDE Receive Grant for Literacy Leaders Academy
• Attorney General's Election Fraud Hotline Report
• Attorney General's Election Fraud Hotline Report for 3 p.m.
• Reburial Ceremony at Wickliffe Mounds on June 8
• Lake Malone State Park to Hold June 16 Fishing With Kids Program, Anniversary Celebration
• Christa Smith Creates Wooden ‘Bridal Boxes’ at Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea
• Kentucky Artisan Featured in Early American Life Magazine
• President Fails to Lead on Solutions to Help Fix the Economy
• Kristine Svinicki Deserves Speedy Reconfirmation to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• My WDRB Point of View: Why we must keep college accessible and students' interes...
• Capital Expo Festival
• I applaud Attorney General Conway and his office for their efforts to limit the...
• Attorney General's Election Fraud Hotline Open during Tuesday's Primary Election
• Water Treatment Plants Recognized for Superior Performance
• McConnell Statement on Jaczko Resignation as Chairman of the NRC
• ‘Civil War: My Brother, My Enemy’ Opens June 2 at KHS
• Senate Clears Strengthened Iran Sanctions Legislation
• Standardizing Data to Improve Efficiency and Save Taxpayer Dollars
• Secretary Grimes Announces State Board of Elections Special Meeting
• Kentucky Historic Preservation Review Board approves eight properties for listing in the National Register
• Kentucky to Join $90 Million Medicaid Suit against Healthpoint, Ltd.
• Members of our military and their families should never lose their homes because...
• KHS and KDE Receive Grant for Literacy Leaders Academy
• Grimes Advises Voters of "Do's and Don'ts" for Primary Election
• Congressman Geoff Davis Announces Winner of 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• Chandler Statement on Lexington Post Office Announcement
• Kentucky Commission on Human Rights issues May rulings on discrimination complaints
• State Launches New Child Support Website to Enhance Customer Service
• Grimes Predicts Low Voter Turnout; Encourages Voters to Make Voices Heard
• We need certainty, not brinkmanship, when it comes to our economy and meeting ou...
• Mandatory motor vehicle insurance notices to begin statewide in June
• Degrees and credentials climb 4% in 2011-12
• McConnell, McCain Statement on New U.S. Ambassador to Burma, Sec. Clinton’s Sanctions Announcement
• FFY 2012 SHSP Grant Application Workshops Scheduled
• Lexington Man Arrested on Child Pornography Charges
• Famed Architect’s Son to Speak at Architecture Conference at Lake Barkley
• Replacement span set in place on Eggners Ferry Bridge on Kentucky Lake
• Join Public Health for Women’s Health Walk
• I'll be on MSNBC's Martin Bashir Live at 3 today to discuss the debt ceiling. Tu...
• Students should see opportunity in education, not a mountain of debt. My op-ed i...
• Louisville Veterans ages 35-60: You can apply now for new education and job-trai...
• On Budget, Dems Continue to Duck and Cover
• Grimes Reminds Voters of Races on Primary Ballot
• Senate Unanimously Rejects President’s Unserious Budget
• Chandler Congratulates Anderson County Students on Appointment
• Kentucky Delegation Announces Plan to Save 1,200 Jobs in Paducah
• Jefferson Davis Birthday Commemoration Set for June 1-3
• Supreme Court of Kentucky to hear arguments May 16-18 in Frankfort
• Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea Welcomes Its 2 Millionth Visitor
• Attorney General Conway Announces $6 Million Settlement with Merck
• Kentucky Commission on Human Rights will meet Thursday to rule on discrimination complaints
• Kentucky Delegation Announces Plan to Save 1,200 Jobs in Paducah
• Republicans Will Continue to Address Constituents’ Concerns
• National Police Week
• Rogers to Keynote National Energy Summit at The Center for Rural Development
• National Endowment for the Arts awards grants to five Kentucky organizations
• National Trails Day Events Set For June 2 In Kentucky
• Secretary Grimes Recognizes Organizers of Tornado-Relief Book Drive
• Online Resources Available to Voters
• The Difference between Lists and Action on Jobs
• Chandler Congratulates Franklin County Student on Appointment
• Family Fun Archaeology Day at Wickliffe Mounds
• Cavalia's Sylvia Zerbini to Perform with Her Horses at Kentucky Horse Park
• Campus teams take aim at closing achievement gaps
• Attorney General Conway Announces $1.75 Million Settlement With Forest Pharmaceuticals Inc.
• CPE senior associate receives Friend of KACTE award
• Harlan County Man Found Guilty in Child Pornography Case
• Kentucky and Hopkinsville Human Rights commission partners will give Fair Housing workshop in Hopkinsville
• Northern Middle School Student Receives Award for Voting Slogan
• State Environmental Awards Sought
• CPE senior vice president co-authors national report on strengthening states’ student-aid grant programs
• Action to Boost the Economy is Required Now, Not After the Election
• Action to Boost the Economy is Required Now, Not After the Election
• As a strong supporter of marriage equality, I am proud that President Obama has...
• umberland Falls Beautification Day Set For May 19
• Meetings of the State Property and Buildings Commission and the Kentucky Asset/Liability Commission
• New Voter Registration Record Set
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Kentucky Soldier
• Carriage Association of America Prepares To Host its Annual Carriage Festival at Kentucky Horse Park
• Show Votes and Post-It Notes Won’t Solve Our Problems
• Attorney General Conway Urges Congress To Increase The Crime Victims Fund Cap To $1 Billion
• Whitfield Announces Seven Kentucky Students from the First Congressional District Heading to US Service Academies
• Gov. Beshear, First Lady Thank Kansas Governor for Beef Donation Resulting from Friendly NCAA Wager, UK Victory
• Attorney General Conway Announces First Restitution Checks for Eastern Livestock Victims
• Tennessee closes I-75 southbound, south of Kentucky border, due to slide
• Union County High School Student Best in Art Competition
• Welcome Centers and Kentucky State Parks Celebrate Travel and Tourism Week
• The work of our teachers is invariably tied to our most fundamental national int...
• Dem Student Loan Bill Underscores Cynical Election-Year Strategy
• McConnell Calls For Quick Reconfirmation of NRC Commissioner Svinicki
• Anderson Co. Student's Art To Be Displayed In U.S. Capitol
• Attorney General Conway Joins $1.6 Billion Healthcare Fraud Settlements With Abbott Laboratories
• Taking the subsidies that we now provide to those oil companies away from them i...
• Meeting Advisory -- Film Commission to Meet May 10
• First Lady Jane Beshear Announces More Than 11,000 Books Donated to Storm Damaged Counties
• Campbellsville Business Man Sentenced 240 Months for Multi-Million Dollar Investment Scam
• Tourism Economic Impact in Kentucky nearly $11.7 Billion in 2011
• Council on Postsecondary Education releases expanded enrollment report
• Rogers Announces Winners of 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• Rogers' Long-time District Director Announces His Retirement
• If You Like It, You Might Not Be Able to Keep It
• Community scholars discover the diversity of traditions in their own backyard
• I-65 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TO RESUME AFTER DERBY
• KHS to Dedicate Historical Marker to Honor Professor C. L. Timberlake
• KHS to Dedicate Two Historical Markers in Louisville
• President Obama is Out of Excuses For Blocking Keystone XL Jobs, Energy
• REPAIRS TO BEGIN ON THE JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL BRIDGE
• Hollywood Stars Join Rogers to Kick-off The Dionysus Project and Discuss Drug Abuse
• Gov. Beshear appoints John Phillips to Horse Racing Commission
• Kentucky arts and cultural initiatives included in new report from National Governors Association
• Gov. Beshear Joins Ohio Gov. Kasich to Break Ground on Ironton-Russell Bridge Replacement
• Gov. Beshear Signs Measure Promoting Enhanced Opportunities for Outdoor Activity for Kentucky's children
• PSC Approves LG&E and KU Plan for Gas-fired Power Plants - New plant to be built in Jefferson County; Oldham County plant purchase OK’d
• REIN IN THE $10 BILLION REGULATION
• Lexington Attorney Sentenced to 25 Years for Multi-Million Dollar Investment Scam
• Tax Reform Commission Hires Consultant Team
• Waveland Summer Author Series Starts May 17
• Student Artists Honored for Eco-Art Contest
• Governor, First Lady Honor Breast Cancer Survivors at 15th Annual Celebration of Hope
• I'm proud to announce new federal investments that will help more than 10,000 Lo...
• Schoolchildren paint colorful canvases for Governor’s Derby Celebration
• KIA Board Meeting (May 3, 2012)
• Precinct Election Officers Needed Across the State
• Division of Water provides guidelines for removal of creek gravel from streams
• Attorney General Conway Supports Inaugural Stop the Texts Day
• Gov. Beshear signs legislation to enhance support for foster children
• Gov. Beshear signs legislation allowing alternative high school diplomas for students with disabilities
• Gov. Beshear Announces CafePress Inc. to Move Global Headquarters to Louisville, Expand Production Creating 592 Jobs
• Gov. Beshear signs bill to educate coaches on concussions
• Public comment sought on
• Frankfort Spending Federal Transportation Funds on the Wrong Priorities
• What this shows is that Republicans are deficit hawks when it involves programs...
• Kentucky Arts Council receives $734,900 from National Endowment for the Arts
• Paul, Whitfield, Guthrie Seek Full Representation in Census of Members of the Armed Services
• Gov. Beshear takes step to increase access to safe, high-quality anesthesia services
• Gov. Beshear Announces Funding for Chrysalis House Recovery Kentucky Center
• SOUTHBOUND INTERSTATE 71 LANES TO BE REOPENED
• Attorney General Conway Hosts Victims' Assistance Conference
• Staging Voices Program Culminates with Premiere of Original Play at the Center for Kentucky History
• Rogers Votes To Extend Current Student Loan Low Interest Rates
• Gov. Beshear urges Congress to keep college loans affordable
• Secretary of State Encourages Kentuckians to Honor Veterans
• Over the next five years, more than one million veterans will come home. I do no...
• Meeting of the State Property and Buildings Commission
• Kentucky gets nearly $1 million for severe storm clean-up efforts
• Gov. Beshear Announces Funding for Independence House Recovery Kentucky Center
• McConnell: Let’s Improve and Complete the Violence Against Women Act Today
• Administration Withdraws Extreme Farm Labor Proposal
• Register now for hands-on window preservation workshops in June, July
• Davis Introduces Legislation to Incentivize Construction of Clean, High-Efficiency Coal Plants
• Rogers Launches Twitter Effort to Connect with Kentuckians
• Kentucky Commission on Human Rights Executive Director Statement upon the Death of Arthur Buchanan
• Staging Voices Program Culminates with Premiere of Original Play at the Center for Kentucky History
• Dem Student Loan Bill Raids Medicare and Social Security, Penalizes Job Creators
• Court of Appeals to hear arguments about instant racing, Medicare and Medicaid fraud and oil/gas leases April 25-26 in Frankfort
• Rogers Receives Leadership Award in the Fight to End Polio
• Rogers Supports National Pill Take-Back Day
• Equine Camping Sites Open at Greenbo Lake
• Gov. Beshear Announces Transcraft to Expand in Cadiz, Add 80 Jobs
• Governor Beshear reports on progress of repairs to Eggners Ferry Bridge
• Gov. Beshear Announces Completion of New Safe Sidewalk Projects in Murray
• Absentee Voting for Primary Election is Open
• College Graduates Face Tough Job Market in Obama Economy
• Kentucky Arts Council presents Governor’s Derby Exhibit
• Whitfield, Barrow Introduce Bill that Requires EPA to Consider Gasoline Regulations Costs to Consumers
• Meeting Advisory—Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority
• Three Design-Build Team finalists selected for project to construct I-65 bridges, interchanges in downtown Louisville
• Had a blast reading "The Cat in the Hat" to kids at the Children's Choice Learni...
• This program is a great example of the kind of targeted federal investments that...
• Public invited to participate in Run Away from Drugs 5K on May 5 in Morehead
• Gov. Beshear Encourages Kentuckians to Dispose of Medications Safely Through Drug Take-Back Program
• Annual jobless rates down in 105 Kentucky counties in 2011 compared to 2010
• President Should Change Direction, Not Change the Subject, on Unemployment, Energy Costs
• Tweeting Your Government
• McConnell Statement on the Passing of Chuck Colson
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission issues rulings on discrimination complaints
• Gov. Beshear Praises Legislators for Passing Robust Prescription Drug Bill, Ending Special Session in Shortest Possible Time
• CPE sets tuition ceilings, approves dual credit policy
• Governor Proclaims April 22-28 as Earth Week in Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear, First Lady Announce First Annual ‘Derby Dash’ Races for Children at Governor’s Derby Celebration
• Just received federal approval of critical Ohio River Bridges Project environmen...
• Chandler Introduces Bill Congratulating UK Men's Basketball Team
• Laughter is the best medicine...
• Attorney General Conway Announces $101.7 Million in Tobacco Settlement Money
• Four Arrested Following Disability Fraud Investigation in Laurel County
• Governor Beshear, First Lady Unveil 2012 Derby Poster
• Volunteers sought for water quality monitoring
• Republicans want another tax giveaway for hedge-fund managers, lobbyists, big co...
• Additional Vote Buying Charges Filed against Breathitt County Schools Superintendent
• McConnell Calls on Senate to Act Quickly on Svinicki Re-nomination
• Kentucky Priest Leads House of Representatives in Prayer
• KHS to Offer Family-Friendly Activities at Governor’s Derby Celebration
• Rogers Supports Legislation to Help Small Businesses and Spur Job Growth
• Gov. Beshear Takes Action on Six-Year Road Plan, Calls on Senate to Finish Special Session on Friday
• Attorney General Conway Issues Alert about Phony Invoice Scam
• Punting on Budget, Gas Prices is Not Leadership
• Kentucky’s jobless rate drops to 8.6 percent in March 2012
• Meeting of the Kentucky Private Activity Bond Allocation Committee (KPABAC)
• Rogers Extends Deadline for Students to Submit Artwork for the 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• Lake Barkley State Resort Park Offering Buffet Specials
• Fair pay is a basic right that improves our entire workforce, strengthens Americ...
• It's time for the GOP to be honest with small businesses about the benefits of...
• First Lady Jane Beshear Announces Exciting Changes to 15th Annual Celebration of Hope
• First Lady Jane Beshear Announces Capitol Tulip Bulb Donation Project
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Kentucky Marine
• Gov. Beshear Celebrates Grand Opening of Fuel Total Systems in Marion County
• President’s Recycled ‘5-Point-Plan’ Shows White House Is Out of Ideas
• Guthrie Advocates for Improved Care for IED Victims
• Find out how many millionaires pay a lower effective tax rate than you:
• Senate Passes McConnell-Paul Resolution Commending University of Kentucky Men’s Basketball
• Senate Republicans Retain Miguel Estrada in Suit Over Unconstitutional Recess Appointments
• Rogers Congratulates Kentucky Wildcats, Calipari, and Capiluto on National Championship Title
• National Taxpayers Union Endorses Whitfield Bill to Restrict EPA’s Grant Authority Under the Clean Air Act for Foreign Projects
• Court of Appeals to hear Perry County abuse case, Clay County case April 18 in Lexington
• April is National Minority Health Month
• Council on Postsecondary Education to meet April 19-20
• Simpson County Judge/Executive Nominated to the Board of Trustees of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation
• President’s Buffett Tax Won’t Create a Single Job, Ease the Pain at the Pump
• The EPA is Wrong on Coal -- Again
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission will meet to rule on discrimination complaints
• John James Audubon State Park Hosting ‘Mother’s Day Tea’ on May 5
• I'll be on Martin Bashir Live on MSNBC at 3:45 today to talk about my letter to...
• Three Breathitt County Men Plead Guilty in Vote Buying Conspiracy
• Gov. Beshear: Sen. Williams “Torpedoed Essential Legislation”
• Republicans Will Continue to Push for Increasing Economic Growth Through Trade With Allies
• Statement from Attorney General Jack Conway on HB 4
• Spring Scrapbooking Weekend at Greenbo Lake April 27-28
• Statement by Gov. Beshear on Senate’s Refusal to Pass Prescription Drug Bill, Transportation Budget
• Two Convicted On All Counts in Vote Buying Conspiracy in Breathitt County
• Mother’s Day Buffet Planned At State Parks May 13
• Talking health care and my letter to Sen. McConnell on CN|2. Check it out:
• Rogers Calls on Colleagues to Join the Congressional Caucus on Prescription Drug Abuse
• Southern and Eastern Kentuckians Join the National Spotlight at Florida Summit
• Gov. Beshear Issues Line-Item Vetoes on Executive Branch Budget
• Governor Signs Unemployment Insurance Solution Bill; Will Save Kentucky Businesses $600 Million
• Kentucky State Parks Hosting Adventure Race Series
• Gov. Beshear Responds to Planned Rally by Hate Group
• Kentucky, Derby and Thoroughbreds -- Facts Behind the Image
• Boehner, McConnell Call on President Obama to Rule Out Midnight Regulations & Protect Jobs
• Boehner, McConnell Call on President Obama to Rule Out Midnight Regulations & Protect Jobs
• Buffett Tax, Not Jobs, is White House Focus
• Buffett Tax, Not Jobs, is White House Focus
• Don't be misinformed about the Affordable Care Act. Read my letter to Sen. McCon...
• Agricultural Finance Loans Approved
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Pending Transportation Budget and Road Plan
• Cleveland Fed President to Keynote KY Banking Commissioner’s Event
• Attorney General Conway Cautions Kentuckians about Facebook Postings During Spring Break
• Council for Citizens Against Government Waste Endorses Whitfield Bill to Restrict EPA’s Grant Authority Under the Clean Air Act for Foreign Projects
• Nature Photography Weekend April 20- 22 at Cumberland Falls
• 27th Annual Quilt Show at Greenbo Lake
• Celebrate Earth Day at Salato
• Madison County Event Recognizes Children in Need; Event marks Child Abuse Prevention Month
• KIA Board Meeting (April 12, 2012)
• General Butler State Resort Park to Host Mudathlon June 2
• Kentucky Emergency Management Announces Hazard Mitigation Award
• Kentucky Among Top States for Entrepreneurial Activity
• A Choice Between a Responsible Budget and an Unsustainable Debt
• Kentucky Arts Council presents architectural artists at Central Kentucky Home, Garden & Flower Show
• Governor, Attorney General and Legislators Push for Passage of Critical Prescription Drug Abuse Bill
• KHS Announces 2012 District 8 Kentucky History Day Winners
• KHS Announces 2012 District 6 Kentucky History Day Winners
• KHS Announces 2012 District 5 Kentucky History Day Winners
• KHS Announces 2012 District 3 Kentucky History Day Winners
• KHS Announces 2012 District 2 Kentucky History Day Winners
• Congratulations to the winner of my 2012 Congressional Art Competition: "Fear At...
• This morning I stopped by WDRB in the Morning to talk about the Gas Rebate Act....
• McConnell Responds to President’s Remarks on the Supreme Court and Obamacare
• CONSTRUCTION TO RESUME ON INTERSTATE 71 APRIL 13TH
• Judicial Nominating Commission announces nominees for vacant Court of Appeals judgeship
• Barren River State Resort Park Features “River of Stars” April 28
• Governor, First Lady Invite Visitors to Capitol City for 76th Annual Governor’s Derby Celebration
• I'll be on the Stephanie Miller Show on Current TV today at 10 to discuss my bil...
• Attorney General Conway Announces Sentencing of Two Hardin County Women in Elder Exploitation Scheme
• Supreme Court of Kentucky to hear arguments April 18-20 in Frankfort
• Kentucky Arts Council partners with University of Louisville to present public art symposium
• Sabrina Farris Promoted to District 18 Assistant Supervisor in Division of Probation & Parole
• Chip McIntyre Promoted to Assistant Supervisor in Division of Probation & Parole
• McConnell Condemns President's Attempt to Intimidate Court
• McConnell Congratulates the University of Kentucky Wildcats,NCAA Men’s Basketball National Champions
• Focus on Public Health
• KHS to Host Family History Workshop April 14: 1940 Census: Introduction, Instruction and Celebration
• Shelby County to dedicate new judicial center April 5
• It's Never Too Early to Learn Financial Literacy
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Kentucky Soldier
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Budget
• Gov. Beshear Applauds Unemployment Insurance, Pseudoephedrine Bills
• Gov. Beshear proclaims Saturday “Battle of the Bluegrass Day”
• March Marks 50th Anniversary for State’s Radiation Health Program
• Gov. Beshear Designates New Orleans as Honorary “Only One”
• Attorney General Obtains Court Order Against Nicholasville Auto Dealer
• Voter Registration Deadline Approaching
• Woodworker Jerry Cooper to Carve Celtic Wooden Jewelry on March 31 - at Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea
• Whitfield, Costello File Legislation to Strengthen Nation’s Inland Waterways
• Several Kentucky State Parks Honored By Kentucky Living
• Whitfield Statement on the House Votes on the Budget
• U.S. Chamber Honors Congressman Whitfield with Spirit of Enterprise Award
• Fort Boonesborough State Park Hosting “Women on the Frontier” April 28-29
• Gov. Beshear Announces CirrusMio to Start Software Company in Lexington, Create 10 High-Tech Jobs
• Senator McConnell Comments on Tornado Relief Efforts in Kentucky
• Is This the Best We Can Do on Gas Prices?
• Regardless of Court Decision, Health Law Should Be Repealed and Replaced
• Former Montgomery County Jailer Pleads Guilty to Misappropriating County Funds
• Williamsburg Chiropractic Clinic Agrees to Pay More than $650,000 to Settle Civil Claims
• Senate Democrats Block Efforts to Lower High Gas Prices
• Congressman Rogers, Wolf and Senators Portman, Whitehouse Introduce Legislation to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse
• Press Release: Grimes-Backed Election Bill, The Dewayne Bunch Act, Signed Into Law
• Deadline for Independent Candidates to File is April 2, 2012
• Appreciate the chance to talk with MSNBC's Martin Bashir about the Affordable Ca...
• Whitfield Honored with John D. Dingell Award
• Wildflower Weekend Is April 27-29 at Natural Bridge
• MAJOR CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON I-65, DOWNTOWN TO WATTERSON EXPRESSWAY
• Whitfield Announces $9 Million Grant for the Eggner Ferry Bridge
• Department for Public Health Announces First Trainings in Pediatric Dentistry
• I'll be on MSNBC's Martin Bashir Live at 3:45 today to talk health care and the...
• FINAL FOUR
• Senate Dems’ Answer to $4 Gas: a Bill That Does Nothing About it
• These fine universities have two of the richest traditions in college basketball...
• The Republican budget this year is all for one -- and the 1 percent gets all.
• Kentucky Travel Taking Advantage of Basketball Success to Promote Tourism
• Paula Holden Promoted to Deputy Commissioner of Community Services
• Whitfield Votes for JOBS Act, Small Business
• Court of Appeals to hear two Jefferson County civil cases March 29 at Brandeis School of Law in Louisville
• Cornshuck Flowers Created by Darlene Hellard at Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea
• Kentucky Joins Program to Share Prescription Drug Dispensing Data with Other States
• Whitfield Calls EPA Rule “A War on Coal”
• Brian McGuire Promoted to Administrative Section Supervisor in Property Section
• Pat Sudduth Promoted to Administrative Branch Manager in Fiscal Branch
• Democrats Admit Their Energy Tax Bill Won’t Lower Gas Prices
• Attorney General Conway Warns Students in Union County about the Dangers of Abusing Prescription Drugs
• Warren County Man Indicted on Child Pornography Charges Following Attorney General's Investigation
• Programs for Low-income Telephone Customers to Change - PSC brochure provides updated information; federal policy change
• Make Travel Plans with 'Unbridled Spring' Program
• Repeal and Replace With Common Sense Reforms
• Raising Taxes Won’t Lower Gas Prices
• No Room for IPAB in the Patient-Doctor Relationship
• Kentucky State Parks Announce Family Adventure Quest for 2012
• Whitfield Welcomes Youth Art Work for Congressional Art Competition
• Application Period for Disaster Food Benefits Extended for Eight Counties; New deadline is Wednesday, March 28
• GEAR UP Kentucky selects 29 schools
• In two years of the Affordable Care Act, 5,800 more young adults in Louisville h...
• Looking to make your neighborhood or organization safer when severe weather hits...
• Middle School Students Coin Voting Slogans
• Warbler Weekend is April 20-22 at Lake Barkley State Resort Park
• CPE’s Aaron Thompson to keynote at national conference
• Kentuckians Whitfield and Paul Seek to Halt EPA Grants Being Awarded to Projects Outside the US
• Kentucky Arts Council presents Kentucky Writers' Day
• Whitfield Statement on President Obama’s Energy Speech
• Whitfield Votes to Repeal Obama Healthcare Decision Panels
• VOTE NOW in my 2012 Congressional Art Competition!
• Thanks to the National Association of Community Health Centers for naming me a 2...
• It’s Time to Repeal and Replace Flawed Health Law
• Pine Mountain Offers “Redbud Revelry Package” Through April 8
• Sen. McConnell Introduces Legislation to Block DOL Farm Labor Rule
• McConnell Urges Passage of JOBS Act
• GEAR UP Kentucky to announce selection of 29 schools
• Kentucky State Parks Offers Annual Easter Buffet and Other Events
• ICYMI: Congressman Rogers Questions Commerce Secretary on Efforts to Stop Unfair Chinese Trade Practices
• Today, Republicans defeated my budget amendment to end tax cuts for millionaires...
• Curtlyn Kramer wins Poetry Out Loud state finals competition
• Today, the Budget Committee is considering the reckless Republican budget, which...
• Take the Get on the Bus Free Historic Tour in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati to honor Fair Housing Month in April
• Health Care Anniversary Underscores Higher Costs, Broken Promises
• Health Care Anniversary Underscores Higher Costs, Broken Promises
• CPE Committee on Equal Opportunities to meet March 26
• Put Politics Aside and Pass the Bipartisan JOBS Act
• Put Politics Aside and Pass the Bipartisan JOBS Act
• ‘Explore Bowhunting’ Weekend Is March 30-April 1 at Cumberland Falls
• Greenbo Lake Hosting Dulcimer Festival March 30-31
• Meeting of the State Investment Commission
• March 18-24 is National Poison Prevention Week
• President Obama’s Energy Policy: A Matter of Contradictions
• Attorney General Conway Testifies in Front of U.S. Senate Subcommittee
• Attorney General Conway Announces Availability of Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Grant
• Ohio Valley Birding Festival at John James Audubon State Park
• Montgomery County High School team wins 2012 Kentucky High School Mock Trial Tournament
• CPE to sponsor Kentucky Student Success Summit
• 3-ton weight limit on Milton-Madison Bridge being strictly enforced
• Kentucky Celebrates Environmental Health Staff
• Exhibitors shine at Kentucky Crafted: The Market
• 536 high school juniors earn $1,000 college scholarships
• State’s Human Services Program Reaccredited; Department again meets Council on Accreditation’s national best practice standards
• Today I announced a bill to end federal subsidies for oil companies and return t...
• Meeting of the State Property and Buildings Commission
• Franklin County Fair And Horse Show 2012
• A Not So Happy Birthday for the Health Care Law
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission rules on Kentucky Discrimination Complaints
• Meet the Artist Reception for Exhibit "About Face" at Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea
• Kentucky State Parks Initiate Energy Savings Program
• Proposals for educational sessions, gallery presentations sought for 2012 Kentucky Historic Preservation Conference
• New Head of Kentucky Office of Mine Safety and Licensing Named
• New Head of Kentucky Division of Abandoned Mine Lands Named
• Agricultural Development Funds Awarded
• I just joined several colleagues in urging House Appropriators to protect funds...
• 29th Annual Kentucky Heritage Council Archaeology Conference convenes this weekend at Mammoth Cave National Park
• Webcast videos available on Common Core Standards conference
• Kentucky Arts Council presents Poetry Out Loud state finals competition
• Get Out on the Links in the Bluegrass State
• Transportation Cabinet Seeks New Home for Historic Breathitt County Bridge
• Gov. Beshear Unveils Medal of Honor Plaque
• Gov. Beshear Appoints New Secretary for Cabinet of Health and Family Services
• Instead of Creating Jobs, Senate Democrats Focus on Campaign Attacks
• Tax Relief for Victims of Severe Storms, Tornadoes, Straight-line Winds and Flooding in Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear Signs Executive Order to Protect Kentuckians from Changes or Cancellations of Insurance Policies After Storms
• Retired Florida Teacher Admits to Traveling to Kentucky for Sexual Relations with Two Juveniles
• Duke Energy East Bend Station Joins KY EXCEL
• 2trg Joins KY EXCEL
• 3-ton weight limit to be posted for Milton-Madison Bridge
• Kentucky Arts Council meets in Frankfort
• The Senate just passed a bipartisan Transportation bill. Now we need House Repub...
• Guthrie Announces Counties Added to Disaster Declaration
• Let’s Take Up the JOBS Act, Continue to Process Nominations
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Awards 10 Grants to Oral History Projects Across Kentucky
• Berea Welcome Center Carvers Demonstrate Techniques at Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea
• Gov. Beshear Announces Additional Counties to Receive Federal Funding for Storm Damage Recovery
• Let’s Do Something Together on Jobs
• Kentucky Horse Park Set to Open 34th Season with New Attractions
• Court of Appeals to hear Letcher County oil spill case March 14 in Louisville
• Kentucky State Parks Holding Spring Cleanup Days
• Ken Burnett Promoted to District 10 Assistant Supervisor in Division of Probation & Parole
• President Signs McConnell-Sponsored Legislation to Save Kentucky Jobs
• 31 high school teams to compete for state title at mock trial tournament March 16-18 in Louisville
• Commonwealth Cleanup Week March 17-24
• McConnell Pays Tribute to Kentucky Storm Victims
• McConnell Pays Tribute to Kentucky Storm Victims
• Spring Break Deals at Kentucky State Parks
• FEMA INSPECTORS ARE IN THE FIELD – WHAT TO EXPECT
• Rogers Announces Disaster Recovery Centers Open in Menifee & Johnson Counties
• Banding Together to Help Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear Announces Additional Counties to Receive Federal Funding for Storm Damage
• McConnell, Paul and Whitfield Meet with DOE Secretary to Discuss Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• Mason County High Claims State LifeSmarts Championship
• Beware of After-Storm Scams
• I also visited students at Field Elementary School as part of Read Across Americ...
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Awards 10 Grants to Oral History Projects Across Kentucky
• As part of Read Across America 2012, I read from Dr. Seuss's "The Lorax" to stud...
• Kentucky House Passes Comprehensive Bill to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse
• President Obama Must Do More to Create and Retain Jobs
• Guthrie Announces 2012 Congressional Art Competition for High School Students
• SPECIALIZED SEARCH & RESCUE TRAINING IN OWENSBORO KY
• McConnell, Paul and Whitfield Meet with DOE Secretary to Discuss Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• STATMENT: Rogers on Addition of Magoffin and Wolfe County to FEMA Disaster Designation
• Rogers Announces Additional Counties/Individuals Eligible for Disaster Relief Funds
• Art After Hours at Kentucky Horse Park
• Exile Band to Perform at Kentucky Horse Park during Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event
• Art Consignments Now Being Accepted for Equine Art, Antique and Rare Book Auction
• Nominations sought for 34th Annual Ida Lee Willis Memorial Foundation Historic Preservation Awards
• Whitfield Votes for JOBS Act, Small Business
• Guthrie: JOBS Act will restore opportunities
• Kentucky Named 2012 Energy Star Partner of the Year
• Happy to receive the Humane Advocate Award from the Humane Society of the United...
• President Lobbying Against Keystone XL Pipeline Jobs?
• President Obama Blocks Bipartisan Keystone XL Jobs
• McConnell Statement on Passage of House Bipartisan JOBS Act
• KHS to Host Food for Thought: Anne Shelby as Aunt Molly Jackson
• Schilling, Davis, Altmire Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Ensure Equal Pay for Wounded Reservists
• Gov. Beshear, Lt. Gov. Abramson Commend Kentuckians for Overwhelming Support for Storm Victims
• Consumer Savvy Teams Compete in Kentucky's Annual Lifesmarts Competition
• Attorney General's Disaster Fraud Task Force Aids Storm-damaged Communities, Consumers
• Whitfield Statement on Rising Cost of Gasoline
• Emergency Officials Urge Caution When Using Chainsaws
• State Health Department Issues Health, Safety Guidelines for Post Storm Clean-Up
• McConnell Introduces Legislation to Protect Kentucky Jobs from Going to Federal Prisons Industries
• I’ll be on the Ed Schultz Radio Show today at 2PM to talk about the GOP’s ongoin...
• Judge the President by his Deeds, not Words on Gas Prices
• President Grants Disaster Declaration Requested by Gov. Beshear
• Temporary Bank Facilities Now Open in West Liberty Area
• Cumberland Falls To Host Spring Cleanup March 24
• Whitfield Statement on President Obama’s Comments on Gas Prices and Energy Policy
• Former Employee of LifeSkills, Inc. Indicted by Warren County Grand Jury for Medicaid Fraud, Forgery and Theft
• ACCESS TO WEST LIBERTY RESTORED FOR RESIDENTS ONLY
• Whitfield Votes to Repeal Obama Healthcare Decision Panels
• Learn how to use power2give.org/Kentucky to raise funds
• Women wear pants!
• 105 million Americans no longer have lifetime limits on insurance thanks to heal...
• West Liberty Prison Undamaged by Tornado
• McConnell-Sponsored Legislation to Save Kentucky Jobs Approved by Congress, Heads to President for Signature
• House of Representatives Passes Bill Permitting New Generation Cooperations
• Whitfield Joins Kentucky Delegation in Asking President Obama to Approve Disaster Declaration
• Medicaid Members Can Receive Replacement Medications in Aftermath of Storms
• Breathitt County Schools Superintendent Indicted for Vote Buying Conspiracy and Obstruction of Justice
• Attorney General Conway and Gov. Beshear Warn Against Storm Related Price Gouging
• Emergency Response Team Visiting Numerous Areas
• Sens. McConnell and Paul send letter to President in Support of Request for Major Disaster Declaration
• McConnell: Senate Passes Legislation to Save Kentucky Jobs
• Sen. McConnell Speaks on the Senate Floor about Kentucky Storm Deaths and Damage
• Energy Expansion is the Answer, Not Tax Increases
• Rogers Urges Federal Emergency Declaration in the Wake of the Region's Deadly Storms
• Gov. Beshear Requests Expedited Federal Major Disaster Declaration for Kentucky
• Emergency Officials Issue Safety Messages Following Friday’s Severe Storms, Tornadoes
• Gov. Beshear: Devastation is “unlike anything I have ever seen”
• Gov. Beshear Signs Executive Order to Help Kentuckians Access Medications in Aftermath of Severe Storms
• Gov. Beshear issues consumer protection executive order activating price gouging statute
• SAFETY MESSAGE FROM KENTUCKY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
• Kentucky Tornado Disaster Assistance
• Gov. Beshear, Lt. Gov. Abramson Touring Devastation from Friday’s Severe Weather
• Additional National Guard Troops Deployed by Governor; Several Counties Declare States of Emergency
• Governor Deploys National Guard Troops, Mobile Unit to Morgan County
• Gov. Beshear Declares Statewide Emergency in Response to Storms
• COMMONWEALTH EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ACTIVATED TO LEVEL II
• Supreme Court of Kentucky to hear arguments March 14-16 in Frankfort
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on March 5
• Sen. McConnell Comments on Kentucky Storm Deaths
• GOVERNOR BESHEAR DECLARES MARCH SEVERE WEATHER AWARENESS MONTH
• Governor Beshear Warns Kentuckians to Prepare for Severe Weather
• Rough River Hosting Future Sportsman’s Weekend March 9-11
• Attorney General Conway Testifies in Front of Congressional Subcommittee
• Great to see the childhood home of my most famous constituent officially recogni...
• March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month
• David Rupard Promoted to District 8 Supervisor in Division of Probation and Parole
• Governor’s proposed budget seeks to fund colon cancer screening
• Defending Constitutionally Protected Religious Liberties
• McConnell Remarks on the Storm Damage in Kentucky
• Free GED testing and National Career Readiness Certificate assessments now offered
• Family History Workshop
• Rogers Invites Students to Submit Artwork for 2012 Congressional Art Competition
• ICYMI: Chairman Rogers Questions Secretary Chu on Energy Security and Coal Research Funding
• Check out my op-ed in this week's Voice-Tribune about the .0000063 percent and g...
• Whitfield Votes to Repeal Obama Healthcare Decision Panels
• Attorney General Conway Announces Agreement with Southern Ohio Medical Center over Misleading Advertising
• COMMONWEALTH EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ACTIVATED TO LEVEL II
• Jefferson Jury Assembly Room to be dedicated in honor of former Circuit Judge Benjamin F. Shobe at March 2 ceremony
• On Energy, the President Wants It Both Ways
• KHS to Host Family History Workshop March 10
• McConnell Urges Senate Passage of Legislation Which Would Save Kentucky Jobs
• Congressman Davis to Host Academy Day This Saturday
• Rogers Supports Legislation to Crack Down on Rogue Internet Pharmacies
• AOC, U of L, East End Psychological and Jewish Hospital sponsoring child trauma symposium March 1 in Louisville
• Secretary of State Announces Proposed Business Organizations Legislation
• Former Assistant State Auditor joins KYTC leadership staff
• GAO Finding Supports Re-enrichment of Uranium Tails
• Attorney General Conway Takes His Prescription Drug Prevention Program to Schools in Hardin, Washington Counties
• KIA Board Meeting (March 1, 2012)
• In the past two years, Super PACs have raised approximately $181 million, and ou...
• Fairness Means Higher Gas Prices and More Solyndras?
• Fairness Means Higher Gas Prices and More Solyndras?
• KHS History Campus Reopens with New Exhibition, ‘Women in Basketball’
• Broad Coalition Asks Kentucky Legislature to Meet Funding Needs for Brent Spence Bridge
• Whitfield, Beshear and Guthrie Rally Support for I-69
• House of Representatives Passes Bill Standardizing Occupational License Tax Filings
• Johnson County Man Indicted in Child Pornography Case
• ‘SINGING BRIDGE’ CLOSURE POSTPONED
• High-school artists: Submit your work for the 2012 Congressional Art Competition!
• KHS History Campus Reopens March 10 with New Exhibition, “Women in Basketball”
• Meeting Advisory—Kentucky Tourism Development Finance Authority
• The President’s Budget Disappoints Again
• Office for the Blind Awarded $600,000 Green Bank Loan
• Federal funding may be available for Kentucky Lake bridge emergency
• Garrard County to dedicate new justice center March 1
• Secretary of State to Certify Candidates on Monday, February 27, 2012
• Common Core Standards forum set next week
• Chandler: 'Extremely Disappointed By Decision To Close Lexington Mail Center'
• Kentucky Crafted: The Market pulls out all the stops with social media
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Gaming Amendment Vote in Senate
• Gov. Beshear Announces Major Expansion for Wild Turkey Distillery
• Bi-Partisan Majority of House of Representatives ask OMB to block Costly EPA Greenhouse Gas Regulation
• Former Administrator of Golden Years Rest Home Sentenced, Ordered to Pay $340,000 in Restitution
• Ky Afield Outdoors - March Fishing Madness - Sauger Readily Bite
• Kentucky Arts Council offers transportation grant to schools for arts education opportunities
• Find the artist within at Kentucky Crafted: The Market
• Attorney General Conway Expresses Concerns over Google's New Privacy Policy
• Court of Appeals to hear civil cases from Fayette, Franklin, Garrard and Laurel counties Feb. 29 in Lexington
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Senate Committee Approval of Gaming Amendment
• Federal grant will help restore Kinniconick Creek
• Gov. Beshear Announces Plaza Recovery to Bring 250 Jobs to Northern Kentucky
• Now is the time to plan Kentucky Writers’ Day activities
• Kentucky traditions featured in folklife exhibit at Kentucky Crafted: The Market
• Woodturning on a Small Lathe Demonstrated by Pamela Rucker at Kentucky Artisan Center
• Wilderness Survival Program For Youths Offered At Audubon State Park
• Carter Caves State Resort Park To Host Mining Show March 24
• Celebrate ‘Kentucky Saves Week’ at the Capitol
• I'll be on The Dylan Ratigan Show on MSNBC today at 4 to talk about revitalizing...
• Meeting Advisory: Kentucky Recreational Trails Authority
• ‘SINGING BRIDGE’ IN FRANKFORT TO BE CLOSED MARCH 1
• Health Grants Awarded to 41 High Schools
• Whitfield Applauds House Action to Create Jobs
• Fleming County to dedicate new judicial center Feb. 21
• McConnell Comments on Legislation to Rein in the Obama EPA
• CPE announces Common Core Standards forum to draw national audience
• Yucca Mountain: Error of Judgment by the Obama Administration
• Governor Beshear promotes preschool expansion plan
• Whitfield on Keystone: “The pipeline is a win, win, win for job creation”
• Secretary of State Addresses Students at Senior Student Government Day
• Attorney General Conway Announces Final Conviction in Immigration and Identity Theft Probe
• As we begin to debate the federal budget, we must continue to invest in American...
• Rebecca Palmer Promoted to District 15 Assistant Supervisor in Division of Probation & Parole
• Governor Beshear breaks ground on U.S. 641 extension project
• First Lady Jane Beshear Announces More Than $1.8 Million for Recreational Trails Projects Across Kentucky
• Jefferson Family Court to celebrate 20 years of serving families and children at reception Feb. 16 in Louisville
• Gov. Beshear, Sen. Thayer Introduce Gaming Amendment
• ‘A Blueprint For Deficits Built to Last’
• KENTUCKY HORSE PARK TO OFFER NEW INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS FOR CHILDREN
• Kentucky Arts Council presents Kentucky Crafted artists at Buyers Market of American Craft
• KY Human Rights Commission tomorrow visits Middlesboro
• Conservation Art, Writing Contest Winners Announced
• First Lady Jane Beshear Unveils Women’s Health Kiosk at University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center
• Lake Barkley Hosts “A Tribute to Johnny Cash” March 10
• Whitfield: President Obama’s Budget is More of the Same Failed Policies
• Special-interest money equals influence, and an important step in curbing that i...
• The President’s Budget: What a Failure of Leadership Looks Like
• Our Future Under the Health Care Law: Implementation Means More Washington Mandates
• Davis Statement on President Obama’s FY2013 Budget
• KOHC Project 'The Civil Rights Movement In Kentucky' Resources Available Online and on DVD
• The Kentucky Human Rights Commission asks the public to make nominations for the Kentucky Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes Announces State Board of Elections Special Meeting
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Congressional Redistricting
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission Board makes rulings on discrimination complaints at February meeting
• Gov. Beshear, Lt. Gov. Abramson Celebrate Grand Opening of GE Appliances’ GeoSpring™ Hybrid Water Heater Plant in Louisville
• Happy to join GE workers today to launch the first new manufacturing facility at...
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - February 10, 2012
• McConnell Comments on Revised White House Mandate
• Whitfield, McConnell, Paul sent letter to Secretary Chu requesting meeting on Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• DFI Joins Historic State-Federal Mortgage Servicing Settlement
• Kentucky highway fatalities increasing in 2012
• General Conway Announces $25 Billion Mortgage Foreclosure Settlement
• Gov. Beshear Authorizes Tax Reform Commission
• Our state has developed innovative reforms to chart students’ success. We know t...
• KENTUCKY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCES MITIGATION GRANT AWARD
• White House is all talk on its energy strategy
• KENTUCKIANS PARTICIPATE IN THE GREAT CENTRAL U.S. SHAKEOUT
• KOHC Project “The Civil Rights Movement in Kentucky” Resources Available Online and on DVD
• Senate Democrats Block Debate on Religious Freedom Amendment
• Whitfield: Obama Healthcare Law Causing More Problems for Americans
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission today at state capitol announced three inductees to Gallery of Great Black Kentuckians
• Lt. Gov. Abramson Participates in Ribbon-Cutting for H.T. Hackney’s New Distribution Facility in Paducah
• Kentucky State Parks Offer Camping Discount In April
• CONGRESSMEN PASCRELL AND DAVIS APPLAUD SENATORS MENENDEZ AND CRAPO FOR INCLUDING WATER INFRASTRUCTURE BILL IN SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE-PASSED HIGHWAY BILL
• Check out my interview with the Washington Post's Ezra Klein. Cheers!
• Kentucky Horse Park Hosts Three of America's Top Horse Shows
• Filing Deadline for Candidates for State Senator and State Representative Extended to February 10, 2012, at 4 p.m.
• Former Movie Gallery and Hollywood Video Customers Protected from Abusive Collection Practices under Settlement
• Gov. Beshear Announces Resignation of Cabinet for Health and Family Services Secretary Janie Miller
• Survey Asks Businesses, Households for Input on Internet Use
• McConnell: Allow the Payroll Holiday Conferees to Finish Their Work
• Whitfield Statement on Eggner Ferry Bridge
• The First Amendment Rights of the American People Must Be Protected
• Kentucky’s Cultural District Certifications to be announced
• Gov. Beshear Joins Attorney General, Legislative Leadership to Support Wide-ranging Prescription Drug Abuse Bills
• Gov. Beshear joins Attorney General, Legislative Leadership to Support Wide-Ranging Prescription Drug Abuse Bills
• Kentucky’s bourbon industry is responsible for 9,000 KY jobs and a payroll of $4...
• Chief Justice Minton to testify before House Budget Review Subcommittee on Justice and Judiciary Feb. 7, 2012
• Attorney General Conway Announces Multi-State Settlement with NCO Financial Systems over Debt Collection Practices
• Closing the Strip Club Loophole
• Since June 2009, GE has added 1,100 new jobs at Appliance Park in Louisville. Th...
• Gov. Beshear Announces Holley Performance Products to Expand Operations in Bowling Green, Create 136 Jobs
• Grand Jury Indicts Former Employee of Breathitt County Sheriff's Office on Felony Charges
• Justice & Public Safety Cabinet accepting applications for Law Enforcement Service Fee Grants
• Gov. Beshear Announces $1 Million Housing Development Project in Newport
• Agricultural Finance Loans Approved in Three Counties
• President Obama Must Do More to Create and Retain Jobs
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - February 3, 2012
• Rogers Meets with AIKCU Presidents
• Chandler Urges Congress to Move on STOCK Act
• Attorney General Conway Hosts Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Programs in Oldham and Henry Counties
• Nominations Sought for Governor’s Volunteer Awards; Deadline is Feb. 15
• Court of Appeals to hear Campbell County criminal case and Johnson County civil case Feb. 7 in Frankfort
• Protector of the Middle Class? Or Just Talk?
• Ed Whitfield on Obamacare Cost Shifting
• Congress Must Stop EU Power Grab
• It’s as bad as we thought: The New York Times reports today on new disclosures t...
• Secretary of State Opens Online Poll for Slogan Contest
• McConnell: Hold the Executive Branch to the Same Disclosure Standards as Congress
• Kentucky Crafted: The Market is more than craft
• Guthrie votes to repeal unworkable, unsustainable program in health care law
• Carter Caves State Resort Park Hosts Tracking and Woodslore Weekend March 2-4
• Gov. Beshear Announces Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline to Expand Headquarters Footprint in Owensboro, Add up to 20 New Jobs
• Pine Mountain State Resort Park Will Host Storytelling Weekend March 16-17
• KHS to Host Family History Workshop Feb. 11: Tracing Slavery and Slaveholding on the Kentucky Frontier
• President Should Support CLASS Act Repeal
• Secretary of State to Accept Filings from Candidates for State Senator and State Representative Until February 7, 2012
• Whitfield Urges Colleagues to Consider TRIP Bonds
• If you live in Jefferson County, extending the payroll tax cut for the rest of 2...
• Folk Art Painting Demonstrated by Janice Harding Owens at Kentucky Artisan Center
• KIA Board Meeting (February 2, 2012)
• Kentucky Receives $600,000 Grant to Connect Behavioral Health, Primary Care Providers
• Congressional Candidate Filing Deadline Extended to February 7, 2012
• Americans Want the President to Lead, Not Blame Others for the Nation’s Problems
• Americans Want the President to Lead, Not Blame Others for the Nation’s Problems
• Black History Month Events Scheduled
• Administrative Office of the Court signs lease-to-purchase contract on Home Depot property in Frankfort
• Dive team to place sensors on pier of damaged Kentucky Lake bridge
• A Disappointing State of the Union
• KENTUCKY PREPARES FOR THE GREAT CENTRAL US SHAKEOUT
• Kentucky Main Street Program Awards handed out Wednesday honor community projects
• Financial Institutions Board Gains New Members
• Travel Advisory For Lake Barkley and Kenlake State Resort Parks
• Gov. Beshear Directs Immediate Development of Options for Western Kentucky Bridge
• Whitfield Statement on the Eggner Ferry Bridge
• Whitfield Responds to Blue Ribbon Commission Report
• Kentucky on verge of implementing data project to increase safety among commercial driver license holders
• Post Glover Chooses Northern Kentucky for Expansion, Project to Create 19 New Jobs
• Secretary of State Announces Proposed Legislation to Decrease Costs in Special Elections
• Nearly 30 Arrested in Connection with Search of Paintsville Pain Clinic
• Burma Has Shown Progress in Move Towards Democracy
• Burma Has Shown Progress in Move Towards Democracy
• Check out my op-ed in today's Courier-Journal:
• The Obama Economy: More Spending, More Debt and Fewer Jobs
• The Obama Economy: More Spending, More Debt and Fewer Jobs
• Use Tax Look-Up Table to Assist Taxpayers in Reporting Untaxed Retail Purchases
• Candidate Filing Deadline is January 31, 2012
• Chandler Response to State of the Union Address
• Congressman Guthrie Reacts to President Obama's State of the Union Address
• Kentucky Arts Council receives grant from National Arts and Disability Center
• Kentucky Arts Council seeks nominations for 2012 Governor’s Awards in the Arts
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission in February to announce three new members of Gallery of Great Black Kentuckians
• Gov. Beshear Celebrates Grand Opening of Magna Seating of America in Bullitt County; Company to Supply Ford Motor Co.
• Kentucky Heritage Council quarterly meeting Thursday in Frankfort
• McConnell Responds to President’s State of the Union Address
• What We Expect to Hear from the President Tonight
• Court of Appeals to hear civil cases from Powell and Rowan counties Jan. 30 in Stanton
• Hardin County Jury Recommends Death for Convicted Serial Killer Michael St. Clair
• “First Saturday of the Month Hike” Planned Feb. 4 at Cumberland Falls
• PSC OKs Energy Conservation Plan for Kentucky Power - Urges steps to increase customer participation as energy costs rise
• Cumberland County Grand Jury Indicts Nurse on Neglect, Theft Charges Following Investigation by Attorney General, Burkesville Police
• McConnell Statement on the 39th Annual March for Life
• Let’s Focus on Growing Our Economy, Not on Growing Our Nation’s Debt
• House Approps Chair ‘shocked by the lengths that this administration has gone to undercut the sanctity of life'
• A First CLASS Budget Gimmick
• Corporate money equals influence, not free speech. See my statement on the anniv...
• Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park Offers Landscape Oil Painting Weekend Feb. 24-26
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on House Bill 1
• More than $750,000 in Agricultural Development Funds Awarded
• "There's Only One Kentucky" Marketing Campaign Kicks Off
• Council on Postsecondary Education leaders to appear on Kentucky Newsmakers
• Resolving PIPA Concerns First is ‘Right Decision,’ McConnell Says
• Kentucky Human Rights Commission issues January rulings
• Buffalo Night and Tour of America Food Series at Barren River
• Attorney General Conway and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi Allies in Fight Against Prescription Pill Abuse
• Governor Beshear describes 2012-2018 Kentucky Highway Plan
• Gov. Beshear Announces M&M Trucking to Add 10 New Jobs in Webster County
• Deadline for Essay and Slogan Contests Extended to January 23, 2012
• McConnell Calls for Senate Dems to Shelve PIPA, Study and Resolve ‘Serious Issues’ With the Bill
• Rogers Introduces Legislative Measures to Honor and Preserve Mill Springs Battlefield
• Rough River Dam State Resort Park Plans Special Monthly Meals
• Kentucky Arts Council presents Arts Day in Kentucky Feb. 2
• My message to the House GOP during today's debt ceiling rehash.
• Valentine’s Day Packages, Dinners Available at Kentucky State Parks
• Guthrie disappointed in President's decision against more jobs, energy independence
• Today, I am proud to introduce the Muhammad Ali Legacy Act, which builds upon Mu...
• Felted Wool Rugs Created by Lanette Freitag at Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea
• Kerry Mears Promoted to District 19 Assistant Supervisor in Division of Probation & Parole
• Thanks for your calls and emails this morning. I am opposed to SOPA. In its curr...
• Guthrie urges President to allow Keystone Pipeline
• Gov. Beshear: Deep, Painful Cuts Required to Balance Budget
• Crews preparing for construction of new KY 22 bridge over Licking River in Pendleton County
• The Kentucky Human Rights Commission will meet Thursday to rule on discrimination complaints
• Approps Panel Regains Status
• An Opportunity to Create Jobs: Will the President Act?
• Highway crews mopping up from snow storm
• Kentucky Wild Rivers Program Adds Nearly 1,000 Acres to Inventory of Protected Lands
• Court of Appeals to hear Jefferson County civil case Jan. 18 in Louisville
• Ashland KY Martin Luther King Holiday events organized with help of KY Human Rights Commissioner Newman
• Got to talk with U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu yesterday about the successes...
• Highway crews plowing, treating roads
• Heading to Burma, McConnell Says Consideration of Formal Diplomatic Ties is ‘Entirely Appropriate’
• From 1 to 1 million – fun facts about Kentucky Crafted:The Market
• First Lady Jane Beshear Urges Kentuckians to participate in ‘Shop & Share Day’
• Energy Management Initiative Reduces Energy Use, Utility Costs in State Buildings
• Kentucky Leaps 20 Spots in National Education Ranking
• McConnell to Visit Burma
• “The Makings of a Master: Kentucky Folk Art Apprenticeships” on Display at Kentucky Artisan Center
• Attorneys General Call on Congress to Reauthorize Violence Against Women Act
• Franklin-Simpson County Human Rights Commission to present the John J Johnson award at King Day Breakfast
• MEDIA ADVISORY - Funny Cide and Tourism Officials to Promote Marketing Campaign
• Cooler Temperatures Increase the Risk for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
• From the SBA: Deadline for Kentucky Private Non-Profit Organizations to Apply for SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans is February 6
• Louisville Man Pleads Guilty to Violating Federal Child Exploitation Law
• Volunteers needed to assist children in foster care in Bullitt, Henry, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer and Trimble counties
• KHS and Governor’s Office of Minority Empowerment Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Tiffany Ratliff Promoted to Deputy Warden at Luther Luckett Correctional Complex
• State Human Rights Commission executive director to introduce Naomi Barber King at Hopkins County Martin Luther King Holiday event
• Secretary of State Appoints Communications Staff
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement Regarding University Hospital’s Revised Merger Proposal
• Olympic Steel Surpasses Initial Growth Plans, Adds Second Facility in Mount Sterling, 40 Additional Jobs
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Jan. 10
• Gov. Beshear Urges Kentuckians to Apply for the Earned Income Tax Credit
• Supreme Court Should Overturn Health Care Law
• Jason Hardwick Promoted to District 20 Supervisor in Division of Probation & Parole
• Attorney General Conway Warns Consumers about Tech Support Telemarketing Scam
• Kentucky Takes Top Honors in National Magazine’s 2011 Economic Development Deal of the Year Competition
• Kentucky Civil Rights Leader to speak on Martin King Holiday in Cynthiana
• Kentucky among first states invited into national ACT Certified Work Ready Communities Academy
• Kentucky Museusm Boast Unique Collections
• Mark Davidson Promoted to Eastern Region Branch Manager for the Division of Probation & Parole
• Summer opportunity available for orchestral music students
• Kentucky Arts Council offers apprenticeship program to encourage continuation of folk traditions
• Hartford Kentucky Martin Luther King event to feature State Human Rights Executive Director John Johnson
• Kentucky artwork graces the halls of government
• Delineator Posts to be installed on the John F. Kennedy Bridge
• -64 Ramp from Story Avenue in Jefferson County to be closed temporarily
• Gov. Beshear Outlines Bold Legislative Agenda in State of the Commonwealth Address
• Kentucky Arts Council offers awards to exceptional writers, choreographers and composers
• Governor’s Mansion features special art exhibit
• Kentucky Arts Council awards 20 artist residency grants
• Bison Dinners Offered At Three Kentucky State Parks in January
• Delighted to spend this morning at Fern Creek High School, where I joined ECHO E...
• Arrogantly Circumventing the American People with an Unprecedented ‘Recess Appointment’ of an Unaccountable Czar
• McConnell Comments on the President’s Recess Appointments to the NLRB
• Homeownership Opportunities Still Available Through State Housing Agency
• Pam Miller named chair of Council on Postsecondary Education
• KIA Board Meeting (January 5, 2012)
• Rook Tournaments Set At Pennyrile Forest and Rough River in January
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Proposed University of Louisville Hospital Merger
• Statement from Attorney General Jack Conway
• McConnell Names Kyl, Crapo, Barrasso to Keystone/Payroll Negotiations
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement on Ohio River Bridges Project
• DFI Kicks Off Centennial Celebration With 100 Money Smart Tips for Consumers
• It’s Time for New Year’s Resolutions
• “This [debate] is basically about what you do to support people during a serious...
• Rogers: Funding Bill Reaches President’s Desk with Key Drug Abuse Prevention Provisions
• A Path Forward on Keystone Jobs and the Payroll Tax Holiday
• Statement on Payroll Tax Cut
• Gov. Beshear Announces $47 Million in Federal Funding to Restore Abandoned Mine Lands in Kentucky
• Whitfield, Boswell Legislation to Provide Transportation Infrastructure Projects
• Whitfield Enrichment Bill Scheduled for Full Committee Markup
• Had the opportunity to discuss my Constitutional amendment to get special-intere...
• I'll be on the Dylan Ratigan Show on MSNBC at 4 EST today to talk about my Const...
• Today, I am introducing a Constitutional amendment to get special-interest money...
• Congressmen Davis and Levin Introduce Bipartisan Food Donation Bill
• Gov. Beshear Announces $1.5 Million to benefit Union College’s Nursing and Health Sciences Program
• Senate Should Pass House Bill for Tax Relief and Job Creation
• McConnell Urges President to Join Republicans in Support of Keystone XL Pipeline Jobs
• Senator McConnell Comments on Guilty Plea by Iraqi Terrorist in Bowling Green
• Keystone XL Pipeline: ‘Let’s get it done’
• Chairman Rogers Applauds House Approval of Final Fiscal Year 2012 Appropriations Legislation
• Yesterday, I voted against the National Defense Authorization Act. This bill tra...
• Congressman Geoff Davis Will Not Seek Re-Election
• McConnell on the Balanced Budget Amendment
• KHS Announces Newly Elected Board Members
• Whitfield Demands President Remove NRC Chair Jaczko
• Guthrie: House Bill Protects Workers, Taxpayers
• Governor Steve Beshear Delivers 2011 Inaugural address
• Inauguration Day will be a Frankfort Reunion for Beshear, Abramson
• Gov. Steve Beshear, Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson Sworn In at Midnight Ceremony in Capitol Rotunda
• Republicans say, "Sure, we'll give you a tax cut, but we're going to slash your...
• McConnell Urges Passage of Balanced House Payroll Tax Cut, Jobs Bill
• Kentucky’s 59th Inauguration By the Numbers
• Inaugural Events to Showcase Kentucky Entertainment
• One Vote, Three Accomplishments
• Support our Military Heroes this Holiday Season
• Frankfort Rolls Out the Welcome for Visitors to 59th Inauguration
• McConnell On ‘Fox News Sunday’
• Chandler Calls for Formal Review of Lexington Post Office
• From the Inaugural Ball to White Cake and Biscuits, Kentucky Inauguration Steeped in Tradition
• Free Public Parking and Shuttle Service Available at Governor’s Inauguration
• The Middle-Class Relief and Job Creation Act
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Kentucky
• Rogers Participates in Capitol Hill Roundtable to Combat Prescription Drug Fraud and Abuse
• Whitfield Votes to Block Synthetic Drug Abuse
• Whitfield Leads Fight Against EPA Regulation of Farm Dust
• Guthrie calls on Holder to resign
• President Must Bring Accountability and Transparency to CFPB
• President Must Bring Accountability and Transparency to CFPB
• Thomas D. Clark Center For Kentucky History To Be Site of Public Inaugural
• Rogers Supports Farm Dust Regulation Prevention Act
• Gov. Beshear Announces More Than $500,000 to Enhance Kentucky Tourism
• Gov. Beshear Celebrates TMK IPSCO Investment, Breaks Ground for Ferrous Metal Processing in Northern Kentucky
• Guthrie Applauds House Efforts to Rein in Burdensome Regulations
• Congratulations to the Trinity High School football team for a national champion...
• Keystone XL Pipeline: The Single Greatest Shovel-Ready Project in America
• House Passes Davis’ REINS Act
• Inaugural Worship Service to Collect Toys for Kentucky Military Families
• Gov. Beshear Announces Mingua Beef Jerky to Add 10 New Jobs in Bourbon County
• Gov. Beshear Announces $1.8 Million Available for Watershed Restoration
• Senate Democrats Continue to Push a Payroll Tax Cut Extension That’s Designed to Fail
• McConnell Will Oppose Confirmation of Caitlin Halligan to Federal Appeals Court
• CFPB Needs More Oversight and Transparency Before Confirming a Director
• Traumatic Injury Benefits Now Payable for Genitourinary Injuries
• Gov. Beshear Announces Plymouth Tube Company to Invest More Than $12.1 Million in Hopkinsville Plant,
• Gov. Beshear Joins Westlake Chemical in Announcing $40 Million Investment in Calvert City Plant
• KHS History Campus To Adopt Winter Hours Of Operation
• Improving America’s Regulatory System to Increase Our Economic Competitiveness
• A Much Smarter Approach to a Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• A Much Smarter Approach to a Payroll Tax Cut Extension
• The President’s proposed payroll tax cut would put an average of $1,000 into the...
• A Payroll Tax Cut That Doesn’t Punish Job Creators
• Gov. Beshear Opens Records of Child Fatality Cases
• More than 500 Louisvillians - including 300 veterans - attended my jobs fair las...
• KHS to Host Food for Thought: Hindman Settlement School
• Scott County WWII Veteran Receives Purple Heart
• Kentucky Jumps 6 Spots to No. 25 on Forbes’ 2011 Best States for Business List
• Governor’s Inauguration to be Frugal, Family-Friendly Celebration
• New federal investments I secured for Sts Mary & Elizabeth Hospital will ensure...
• Let’s Pass More Bipartisan Jobs Bills
• KHS To Host Family History Workshop
• All Children Deserve Stable, Loving Families
• Gov. Beshear declares Nov. 26 as ‘Small Business Saturday’ in Kentucky
• ICYMI: Rep. Hal Rogers Receives Distinguished Service Award from Kentucky Electric Cooperatives
• Craig Thompson Friend Receives 2011 Kentucky Governor's Award
• Rogers Joins Ground Breaking for Hazard ARH Expansion Project
• Guthrie on Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction Announcement
• Gov. Beshear Announces Daicel Safety Tube Processing to Locate New Manufacturing Operation in Beaver Dam
• Republican Leader: Despite Lack of an Agreement, $1.2 Trillion in Deficit Reduction Will Happen
• Overreaching Health Care Law an Obstacle to Jobs
• Rogers Awarded KCTCS Service Medallion
• Whitfield Supports Commonsense Balanced Budget Amendment
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - November 18, 2011
• Davis Votes for Balanced Budget Amendment
• Rogers Supports Balanced Budget Amendment Vote
• The Republican leadership is bringing to the House floor a reckless Balanced Bud...
• Defense Amendment Would Sanction the Central Bank of Iran Over Iranian Nuclear Program
• Veterans shouldn't have to fight at home to provide for their families. Last nig...
• Senate Needs to Continue Passing Bipartisan Jobs Legislation
• Rogers Shepherds FY12 "Mini-Bus" to Final Passage; Heralds Return to Regular Order
• Important News from Capitol Hill: Senator McConnell on the EPA Regulatory Relief Act
• McConnell Highlights Another House-Passed Bipartisan Jobs Bill
• McConnell Says Bipartisan Signing Ceremony Will Show America Cooperation on Jobs Is Possible
• More than 30 employers hiring more than 500 Louisvillians will be at my Nov 21 V...
• My floor speech today on the GOP's Mad Lib economics.
• McConnell Continues Call for Bipartisan Cooperation on Jobs Legislation
• Fiddling And Thumbpicking Guitar Masters To Perform At The Thomas D. Clark Center For Kentucky History
• Davis Named Voice for Adoption’s 2011 Legislator of the Year
• Gov. Beshear Announces Grants to Clean Up Illegal Dumps in 29 Kentucky Counties
• McConnell on Supreme Court Decision to Hear Challenge to Obama Health Care Law
• Applying Private Sector Best Practices to Improve Government
• Today, we pay tribute to the men and women who have served and sacrificed on our...
• Congressman Guthrie Commemorates Veterans Day
• Jessamine County Soldier Receives Bronze Star
• Whitfield Votes to Prevent EPA from Regulating Farm Dust
• Whitfield Honors Veterans
• Governor Beshear Calls Special Election to Fill Vacant Legislative Seat
• Yesterday, I visited the Robley Rex VA Medical Center in Louisville. It is alway...
• Principal Keith Look, U.S. Secretary Duncan, Congressman Yarmuth, Mayor Fischer...
• Honoring Our Veterans
• This morning, I'm proud to welcome U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to Th...
• Let’s Build on Today’s Success and Pass More Jobs Legislation
• McConnell Comments on Robley Rex Veterans Affairs Medical Center Announcement
• Food For Thought - I Wonder As I Wander: The Life Of John Jacob Niles
• KHS To Host Annual Kentucky History Awards 2011
• Kentucky Historical Society To Participate In Frankfort Candlelight Tour
• Gov. Beshear Congratulates Centre College, Host of 2012 Vice Presidential Debate
• Gov. Beshear Announces 3 Louisville Companies to Invest $22 Million, Retain 340 Kentucky Workers, Create 14 Additional Jobs
• Gov. Beshear Announces Federal Approval of Medicaid Managed Care Contracts
• Gov. Beshear Participates in Ground Blessing for Indian-owned Flex Films Manufacturing Facility in Elizabethtown
• I was glad to see Speaker Boehner at the University of Louisville this morning,...
• Democrats Need to Start Taking Yes for an Answer on Jobs
• The REINS Act Moves Towards the House Floor
• Whitfield Statement on Mine Tragedy
• Whitfield Votes to Hire More Workers, Relieve Regulatory Burden
• Gov. Beshear, Mayor Fischer Welcome Ford President, Celebrate New Ford Investment in Louisville
• I'll be on the Ed Schultz radio show at 1pm today - tune in!
• Kentucky Military History Museum To Reopen
• Rogers Supports 3% Withholding Tax Repeal
• Today, I spoke on the House floor to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the Fai...
• Gov. Beshear ceremonially opens modernized Mall Road
• Rep. Chandler's Website Named One of Best in Congress
• Proud to vote today on a bill awarding the Congressional Gold Medal to the Montf...
• Gov. Beshear Announces Propulsys to Make Nearly $9.5 Million Investment in Hopkinsville Headquarters, Retain 207 Employees
• Check out the audio from my appearance on POTUS XM radio this morning, talking a...
• Gov. Beshear inaugurates new Interstate 69
• Gov. Beshear Announces Brown Jordan International to Locate Distribution Center in Simpsonville, Create 12 New Jobs
• Davis’ REINS Act Reported Favorably by House Judiciary Committee
• Gov. Beshear Announces $2.9 Million Federal Grant to Prevent Runoff Pollution in the Commonwealth
• Back in D.C. after a great week in Louisville, including a visit to the JDRF Wal...
• 900 Days without a Budget
• Rogers Visits Visionary Groups in Eastern Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear Announces Montebello Packaging to Expand in Marion County, Adding 26 New Jobs
• Let’s Focus on Job Creators, Not More Government Spending
• Gov. Beshear Announces Linamar Corporation to Undergo Major Expansion, Adding 138 New Jobs in Northern Kentucky
• Great news for local workers and Louisville. Ford and the UAW ratified a new con...
• Park the Campaign Bus, Shelve the Talking Points and Focus on Jobs
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Kentucky KY
• REMINDER: You only have two more days to RSVP to my “Veterans Forum on Education...
• Look out – today I helped kick-off the remodeling of the Glenmary Academy, Colle...
• Let’s Try Something That Might Actually Work
• Gov. Beshear Launches Website to Better Serve Businesses
• Gov. Beshear Announces Fortis Manufacturing to Establish First U.S. Manufacturing Facility in Glasgow, Creating 100 New Jobs
• Gov. Beshear Announces Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas to Establish Hybrid Electric Vehicle Battery Production in Harrodsburg
• enate Should Focus On a Bipartisan Approach to Solve the Jobs Crisis
• Create Jobs by Selling American
• Whitfield Supports Kentucky Coal and Jobs, Votes to Reuse Coal Ash Responsibly
• Governor Beshear Directs Creation of Prescription Advisory Council
• While I have some time between votes, I’ll be answering a few questions via twit...
• Obama Administration Abandons Unsustainable CLASS Act
• Moments ago, on a party line vote, my amendment to protect the delivery of ballo...
• McConnell Welcomes South Korean President Lee Myung-bak
• Senators Unveil Jobs Through Growth Act
• Find Kentucky Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Kentucky haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Whitfield: Trade Agreements Gives Kentucky Exports Gateways to the World
• My floor speech from today on preventing childhood obesity and the "Focus on a F...
• Trade Agreements Will Help Create Jobs Here at Home
• Working Together to Help American Businesses Create Jobs
• Chandler Attends Groundbreaking of Mount Sterling Fire Station
• Guthrie Named "Taxpayer Hero" By Citizens Group
• Visiting Washington, D.C.
• Lawrenceburg Healing Field Presented With Flags Flown Over U.S. Capitol Building
• Gov. Beshear Announces Initiative to Allow Students to Earn College Credit in High School
• As you can see in the photo, had a great time with the kids of Junior Achievemen...
• In about 15 minutes, I'll be appearing on "America's Newsroom" on Fox News to ta...
• Whitfield: Balance Jobs with Environmental Regulations
• Whitfield: EPA Actions Emphasize Need for TRAIN Act
• Just a reminder that I'm now also posting updates and photos on my new Twitter a...
• This afternoon, I had the honor of greeting dozens of World War II veterans from...
• Governor Beshear Announces Initiatives to Combat Prescription Abuse
• The Democrat Plan: Permanent Tax Hike to Pay for a Temporary Stimulus
• On October 20, I’ll be hosting a Veterans Forum on Education Benefits where Loui...
• Rep. Chandler: Congress Must Act Now to Create Jobs
• McConnell Urges Senate Consideration of Defense Authorization, Debate on Detainees
• President Should Choose Between Rhetoric and Real Solutions
• Governor Beshear’s Statement Regarding New Ford Contract, Investment and Jobs
• Kentucky Among Top States for Child Safety in Disasters
• Thousands of Louisvillians gave me great feedback about the American Jobs Act. A...
• Today is my first day using Twitter. I look forward to using this resource to he...
• President Should Focus On Proposals Both Sides Can Agree On
• ICYMI: One-Month Milestone: Bell, Knox, Perry County Disaster Assistance
• Rogers Attends Hometown Ceremony for Medal of Honor Recipient, Sgt. Dakota Meyer
• Gov. Beshear Announces Danafilms to Expand, Create 25 New Jobs in Simpson County
• Gov. Beshear expands membership of law enforcement council
• Gov. Beshear Breaks Ground for Tempur-Pedic Global Headquarters Expansion in Lexington
• McConnell Welcomes Free Trade Agreements
• Improving Child Welfare Programs
• Whitfield Slams Department of Labor Manual Marginalizing Sick U.S. Atomic Workers
• The Sherman Minton does not need extensive repairs which is great news for our c...
• Governors announce plans for Sherman-Minton Bridge repairs
• President Signs Davis Child Welfare Reform Bill
• Gov. Beshear Announces CMSText to Add 135 New Jobs in Lexington
• Kentucky Companies Receive Awards for Advanced Biofuels Production, Expansion
• Public television is available in 99 percent of American households and reaches...
• This morning, I spoke to a meeting of the Shivley, PRP, and Valley Station Busin...
• Governor Beshear’s Statement on Death of Owsley Brown II
• Tiffany & Co. Opens Lexington Jewelry Manufacturing Facility in Style
• Rogers Supports TRAIN Act to Hault EPA’s Job-Killing Agenda
• Rogers Joins Groundbreaking For New Martin Volunteer Fire Station
• On Friday, during a tour of the Sherman Minton Bridge, U.S. Secretary of Transpo...
• Thanks to the Lucky Horseshoe Neighborhood Association for hosting me on Saturday.
• McConnell: ‘This Entire Fire-Drill Was Completely Unnecessary’
• Improving America’s Infrastructure
• COLUMN: To Create Jobs, Cut the Fat in Washington
• Whitfield Amendment Shields Consumers from High Costs of EPA Rules
• Whitfield Amendment Shields Consumers from High Costs of EPA Rules
• Congressman Guthrie Hosts Academy Day
• Statement of U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell on Sherman Minton Bridge
• Davis Co-sponsors Federal Consent Decree Fairness Act
• During my meeting with President Obama today aboard Air Force One, we spoke abou...
• Gov. Beshear Urges President to Help with Bridges; Save and Create Jobs in Kentucky
• Congressman Yarmuth and President Obama exit Air Force One. (Photo: WKRC Cincinn...
• In just a few minutes, I will board Air Force One to talk with President Obama a...
• Gov. Beshear, First Lady Receive Flu Shots, Encourage Kentuckians to get vaccinated
• We’ve Heard These Promises Before, Mr. President
• We’ve Heard These Promises Before, Mr. President
• Governor Beshear cuts ribbon on new state police academy
• Gov. Beshear Announces $300,000 for US 460 Corridor Development Plan in Eastern Kentucky
• It’s Time for the President to Deliver on Trade, Jobs
• Davis Statement on President Obama's Visit to the Brent Spence Bridge
• Chabot and Davis Send Letter to President Obama
• Chandler to Hold Academy Day on September 24
• Whitfield Announces Grant for Fulton Airport Improvements
• On Friday, I will join Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and Federal Highway A...
• McConnell Urges White House to Motivate Job Creators, Not Political Base
• Floor Statement: H.R. 2943, the Short-Term TANF Extension Act
• Davis Applauds Passage of Bipartisan Child Welfare Bill and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Extension
• Floor Statement: H.R. 2883, the Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act
• McConnell’s Trade Amendment Would Help Create More Opportunities for American Jobs
• Kentucky receives nearly $1.7 million UI integrity grant
• Senator McConnell and Mayor Fischer Discuss Sherman Minton Bridge
• USDA and Chandler Announce Upgrades to Farmdale Water District in Franklin County
• Gov. Beshear Announces 50 New Jobs Coming to Simpson County with Location of Premium Services and Expansion of Worldwide Technologies
• McConnell Statement On President’s Speech
• The Morehead News: In Our Opinion: Amid Fiscal Chaos, Calmly Walks Hal Rogers
• Emergency Preparedness in Three Steps
• Whitfield Response to President's Address
• Check here for updates on my work in Washington on the Sherman Minton Bridge clo...
• This morning at the White House, I joined Education Secretary Arne Duncan to lau...
• Gov. Beshear Celebrates Grand Opening of Florida Tile Headquarters in Lexington
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Kentucky KY
• Chandler Congratulates Medal of Honor Recipient
• Whitfield Congratulates Medal of Honor Recipient Dakota Meyer
• Gov. Beshear Celebrates Expansion of Akebono Brake in Glasgow
• Gov. Beshear Congratulates Sgt. Dakota Meyer, Recipient of Congressional Medal of Honor
• McConnell Honors Kentuckian, Sgt. Dakota Meyer, First Living Marine Medal of Honor Recipient in 4 Decades
• Watch a clip of my floor speech about the closure of the Sherman Minton Bridge.
• McConnell Calls for Senate Passage of Bill to Stop NLRB From Stifling Job Creation
• Davis Releases REINS Act White Board Video
• Last night, I joined MSNBC's Rachel Maddow to discuss the severe impact the clos...
• Davis Opening Statement: Markup of H.R. 2883, The Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Sept. 14
• President’s Plan: Temporary Stimulus, Permanent Tax Hikes
• Governor Beshear proclaims Sept. 12-17 as Kentucky Arts in Education Week
• McConnell Speaks at 9/11 Congressional Remembrance Ceremony
• Baucus, Hatch, Davis, Doggett Unveil Legislation to Improve, Extend Child Welfare Programs
• The President’s Jobs Proposal: Mostly More of the Same
• Remembering September 11, 2001
• Whitfield Statement on Ten Year Observance of September 11, 2001
• Kentucky to Assist in Evaluation of Sherman Minton Bridge
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Sept. 11
• Governor Beshear Authorizes Drought Assistance for Southwest U.S.
• Governor Beshear Launches ‘11-11-11’ Website
• Gov. Beshear Backs Telephone Program That Aids Low-income Kentuckians
• Guthrie to appear on KET's One to One with Bill Goodman
• Chandler Statement on President Obama's Jobs Address
• Congressman Guthrie Reacts to President Obama's Jobs Speech to Congress
• Check out this clip of my appearance on MSNBC this afternoon.
• Gov. Beshear Presents Funding to Conservation District, Cattlemen’s Association
• Governor Beshear, First Lady Ask Kentuckians to Remember Victims, Families, and Military on 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• McConnell on the President’s Speech: ‘We Can’t Afford to Make the Same Mistake Twice’
• Davis Statement on President Obama’s Address to a Joint Session of Congress
• Whitfield Announces $129,640 Grant for Mayfield Police Department
• Whitfield Announces $ 23,617 Grant for Russellville Police Department
• Gov. Beshear Announces More Than $650,000 for Rural Dental Education Partnership
• This week, I was on CN2's "Pure Politics" with Ryan Alessi to talk about job cre...
• Gov. Beshear Cuts Ribbon for ZF Steering Systems in Northern Kentucky, 374 New Jobs Created
• McConnell Continues to Fight for Paducah Jobs
• Gov. Beshear Announces Denyo Manufacturing to Reinvest in Danville Plant, Retain 101 Kentucky Jobs
• President’s Record on Jobs Reinforces the Need For a New Approach
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Soldier
• Kentucky Society Daughters of the American Revolution to Commemorate 10th Anniversary of September 11 at KHS
• Gov. Beshear Announces Three Counties to Receive Federal Disaster Relief after June Storms
• McConnell on the President’s Decision to Withdraw Job-Killing Regulations
• The Makings of a Master: Kentucky Folk Art Apprenticeships' To Open September 15, 2011
• Prioritize Transportation Funding for Most Needed Projects
• Rogers: Individual Assistance Added to Three Counties
• Gov. Beshear Announces Kentucky will receive nearly $300,000 for flood clean-up efforts
• Gov. Beshear Announces Nearly $4 million to Aid Law Enforcement Throughout the Commonwealth
• Gov. Beshear Proclaims September ‘Commonwealth of Kentucky Preparedness Month’
• Governor Beshear announces approval of historic I-69 agreement
• Gov. Beshear Announces Union County Livestock to Expand in Uniontown, Create 25 New Jobs
• Kentucky to Host 2011 Appalachian Regional Commission Conference
• Gov. Beshear Announces Hitachi Automotive Systems Americas to Establish Third Kentucky Manufacturing Plant in Berea
• Gov. Beshear Announces More than $400,000 to Assist the ‘Neighbors Helping Neighbors’ Community Action Partnership
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Soldier
• Gov. Beshear Announces State to Leverage Nearly $155 Million in Small Business Loans
• More Evidence We Need the REINS Act
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Kentucky Soldier
• Thanks to the Papercone Corporation for having me out to hear their concerns and...
• Gov. Beshear Announces Expansion of Clopay in Bracken County, 290 Jobs Secured
• Gov. Beshear Announces ‘Smiling Schools’ Program to Improve Dental Health for 25,000 Kids
• This afternoon at Fairdale High School, I announced critical new funding to help...
• This morning, I joined Congressman Brett Guthrie to address education leaders fr...
• Gov. Beshear announces interstate task force to shut down prescription drug pipeline in Kentucky,neighboring states
• This morning I visited with 8th grade students from Westport Middle School as pa...
• Thanks to Terry Meiners and Rachel Platt for hosting me on WHAS' "Great Day Live...
• Statement on DC Earthquake
• Gov. Beshear: Core Molding Technologies to Establish Manufacturing Facility in Gallatin County, Create 39 New Jobs
• Chandler Announces New Communications Director, Meghan Groob
• On Saturday, I was thrilled to join WHAS' Doug Proffitt and young people from th...
• KHS To Participate In Smithsonian Museum Day
• KHS Receives NEH Grant for 'Civil War Governors of Kentucky' Project
• High Gas Prices Still an Obstacle to Job Creation
• Kentucky’s Open Door Transparency Website Attracts Global Attention
• Kentucky to Receive More Than a Half Million Dollars in Rural Energy Grants
• Governor Beshear Announces GE Lighting to Expand Manufacturing of Energy-Efficient Lighting Products in Lexington
• Rogers' Response to EPA's Unannounced Visit
• In addition to adding hundreds of new jobs at Appliance Park thanks to the inves...
• Governor Beshear Proclaims ‘Coal Miners Appreciation Week’
• Governor Beshear Announces Launch of Work Ready Communities Certification
• Gov. Beshear: ‘No New Regulations for America’s Agricultural Community’ Good for Kentucky Farmers
• Gov. Beshear Announces $300,000 Flood Control Grant for Richmond
• McConnell Calls on President to Send Pending Trade Agreements to Congress
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - August 16, 2011
• Back-to-School Resources for Students, Parents and Teachers
• Gov. Beshear Announces Breck County Hardwoods to Expand in Cloverport
• McConnell Welcomes 11th Circuit Ruling on Unconstitutional Washington Health Mandate
• Gov. Beshear Announces FP International to Create 60 New Machine Manufacturing Jobs in Hopkinsville
• Gov. Beshear Announces Plans to Expand At Owensboro-Daviess County Regional Airport
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff to Honor World War II Soldier
• McConnell Appoints Kyl, Toomey, Portman, to Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction
• Over the past few months, I've hosted several successful grants workshops in Lou...
• Gov. Beshear Announces Agriculture, Homeland Security Funds in Lawrence County
• Gov. Beshear, First Lady announce latest adventure tourism attraction in Eastern Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear Announces Kentucky, Ohio to Share Drug Data through Interstate Prescription Monitoring Program
• Pictures of Governor Beshear’s Troops Visit Now Available on Flickr
• Better Solutions to Create Jobs
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - August 5, 2011
• The benefits of the new Health Care Reform law continue to help thousands in Lou...
• An Important First Step to Restoring America's Sanity
• Governor Beshear Meets Kentucky Troops in Afghanistan
• Governor Beshear Visits Kentucky Troops in Iraq and Kuwait
• McConnell: Bipartisan Agreement Will Slow Down the `Big Government Freight Train’
• Chandler Statement on Debt Ceiling Vote
• Whitfield Supports House Plan to Extend Debt Ceiling, Cut Spending and Control Cost
• Whitfield Votes to Cut Spending, Block Tax Increases, Prevent Government Default
• Tonight, I chose to stand up for what the American people have demanded. Through...
• Guthrie on Debt Limit Deal
• Governor Beshear Announces CSN Stores to Create up to 105 New Jobs in Northern Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear Announces More Than $600,000 in Refunds to 31 Coal Counties
• Guthrie opposes Reid bill, supports plans to cut spending
• Congressman Davis Votes Against Debt Ceiling Increase
• Chairman Rogers Praises Plan to End Debt Ceiling Crisis
• McConnell: Framework Now Exists to Prevent Default, Cut Washington Spending
• McConnell Calls for Vote Today on Flawed Reid Bill
• 43 Senators Sign Letter Opposing The Reid Bill
• Lawmakers Should be Working On a Solution to This Crisis, Not a Blocking Strategy
• McConnell Comments on House-Passed Bill to Prevent Default
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - July 29, 2011
• Davis Votes to Ensure Spending is Cut and Capped
• What People Are Saying About the Budget Control Act of 2011
• Support for S.627, the Budget Control Act
• Q&A on Budget Control Act of 2011
• My floor speech today on the reckless Republican default plan.
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on July 29
• Governor Beshear Announces Kentucky Wins Funding to Substantially Transform Remedial Education
• Senate Democrats Should Join Republicans to Avoid Default
• House Subcommittee on Energy and Power Passes Whitfield Bill to Re-Enrich Uranium Tails
• Whitfield: Post Office Closures Impact Small Communities
• Gov. Beshear’s Statement Regarding Pending Hospital Merger
• Governor Beshear Announces Largest-Ever Deposit into Kentucky’s ‘Rainy Day’ Fund
• McConnell Offers Strong Support for Speaker's Deficit Reduction Plan
• Gov. Beshear Announces Final On-Farm Energy Awards Totaling $773,000
• Gov. Beshear Announces $500,000 Grant for New Loretto Senior Center
• House Committee Approves Legislation Designed to Protect Paducah Jobs
• Whitfield: Keystone Project Would Create Jobs, Meet Energy Needs
• In response to President Obama’s speech last night urging Americans to call Cong...
• Americans Are Waiting for the President to Lead, Not Lecture on Debt Negotiations
• Established by the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act that I proudly supported, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau begins its first official week today. Already, the Bureau is working to resolve problems consumers may be facing with cre
• 60 of my colleagues in the House have said they would refuse to vote for any legislation that would prevent default and ensure our country can pay its bills – a reckless position that threatens the livelihood of every Louisville family.
• What the Debt Means to Me
• McConnell: Bipartisan Congressional Leadership Working Toward New Deficit Reduction Plan
• In Case You Missed It: Whitfield Speaks to Talk Radio News Service about Cut, Cap, Balance, Debt Ceiling
• Governor Beshear Announces Dynamic Fabrication Expansion Will Create 22 New Jobs
• Cut, Cap and Balance: Today The American People Will Now Know Where We Stand
• McConnell Statement on Debt Talks
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - July 22, 2011
• McConnell Comments on HHS Decision to Reject Much of Kentucky’s MLR Waiver Request
• Chandler Urges Kentucky Farmers to Share Opinions with Federal Government
• Today is the last day to RSVP for my "Build Your Skills" workshop. Please sign-up if you are interested.
• Cut, Cap and Balance–Not Higher Taxes
• Cut, Cap and Balance–Not Higher Taxes
• McConnell Sees “Clear Path” Forward on Free Trade Agreements
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on July 21
• Governor Beshear, Mayor Fischer mark opening of Blankenbaker Parkway Extension
• Senator McConnell Honored by National Association of Drug Court Professionals
• Chandler Supports Blue Dog Constitutional Amendment to Balance Federal Budget
• Whitfield Supports Bill to Address Debt Ceiling and Put Controls on Spending
• Governor Beshear Announces Three Henderson Economic Development Projects Will Create 47 New Jobs
• My floor speech today on the reckless budget proposals before the House.
• Americans Want Us to Cut, Cap and Balance
• Davis Statement on the Passage of Cut, Cap, and Balance Act of 2011
• Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of SIS Will Create 15 New High-Tech, High-Paying Jobs
• Governor Beshear Celebrates Expansion of TrollandToad.com with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony in Corbin
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Kentucky Native, Fort Campbell Soldier
• Gov. Beshear Applauds Forbes List of Best Cities for Business
• McConnell Calls ‘Cut, Cap, Balance’ Strong Medicine That Washington Needs
• CFPB Needs To Be Reformed Before Senate Considers An Agency Director
• Balanced Budget Amendment Will Prevent Future Debt Crises
• Video from my discussion of the debt ceiling on "The Ed Show" yesterday.
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - July 15, 2011
• Rogers: House Approves $132 Million for Wolf Creek Dam Repairs
• While the men and women of our military bravely serve our country in battle overseas, they shouldn’t have to fight banks here at home trying to illegally evict their families and seize their homes. We need to investigate and end this reprehensible
• Balanced Budget Amendment Will Put Our Fiscal House in Order
• Rogers Urges Federal Disaster Declaration
• Bill Protecting Beneficial Reuse of Coal Ash Advances to Full House
• It’s Time to Have a Real Debate
• Whitfield Applauds "Troops to Energy" Job Training Program
• Whitfield Amendment Delays EPA Rules, Allows Study of Impact on Jobs, Economy
• My floor speech today on the reckless threats to our economy and the full faith and credit of the United States.
• Governor Beshear’s Statement Regarding Revenue Report
• Governor Beshear creates Early Childhood Advisory Council
• McConnell: We Will Not Pretend That a Bad Deal Is a Good One
• McConnell: We Will Not Pretend That a Bad Deal Is a Good One
• Rogers Announces a $80,000 Grant to Improve London-Corbin Airport-Magee Field
• Rogers Announces a $208,948 Grant to Improve the Wendell H. Ford Airport
• Whitfield Statement on Passing of Assistant Chief Charles Sparks
• Gov. Beshear Presents Owsley County with Agricultural Funds
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Soldier
• Gov. Beshear Presents Estill County with Agricultural, Homeland Security Funds
• Governor Beshear Participates in Grand Opening of Senko USA Distribution Center in Winchester
• Governor Beshear, Allconnect Celebrate Opening of Sales and Customer Care Center in Lexington
• Putting $1 Trillion into Perspective
• Gov. Beshear Joins Kentucky Speedway During “NASCAR Week” to Promote Sprint Cup
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - July 8, 2011
• Whitfield Welcomes Edmonton Student to Washington
• Gov. Beshear Presents Nicholas County with Agriculture, Homeland Security Funds
• Republicans Will Offer Solutions on Debt and Jobs Crisis
• Governor Beshear’s Medicaid Plan to Save Taxpayers $1.3 Billion
• KHS Receives American Association for State and Local History Award
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Mayor Fischer, Governor Beshear and other dignitaries at the ceremonial "groundbreaking" for construction of the new deck for the Big Four Bridge.
• Governor Beshear Announces Michter’s Distillery to Open Production Distillery in Downtown Louisville
• Gov. Beshear, Congressman Yarmuth, Mayor Fischer mark beginning of construction of new deck for ‘Big Four’ Bridge
• Last month, I hosted two successful grants workshops in Louisville to help connect local organizations with federal resources that may be available to them. Because of this success, I am proud to announce the addition of two new sessions later this month
• McConnell Opposes White House Decision to Import Foreign Terrorist Into New York
• McConnell Challenges the President to Do ‘Something Big’ on Debt Reduction
• Gov. Beshear praises Veterans Affairs for Saving Taxpayers $2 Million from Utility Improvements at nursing homes
• McConnell Comments on President’s Invitation for a Debt Reduction Meeting on Thursday
• McConnell to Holder: Reconsider your decision to treat foreign fighters as common criminals
• McConnell Re-extends Invitation to the President to Discuss Debt Reduction
• Whitfield Comments on Passing of Brown Badgett
• Whitfield Announces Department of Agriculture Grant for Pennyrile Area Development District
• Governor Beshear's Statement Regarding Medicaid Managed Care
• The GOP’s Medicare plan would increase prescription drug costs for more than 10,000 Louisville seniors and deny more than 500,000 Louisvillians access to guaranteed benefits. Today, on the 45th Anniversary of the implementation of Medicare, I am pr
• Governor Beshear Announces Shatterbox to Expand in Lexington
• Fighting for Those Who Preserve Our Independence
• Governor Beshear ceremonially opens new bridge in Allen County
• Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of Apace Packaging in Monroe County
• NEA honors Steve Beshear with America's Greatest Education Governor Award
• I'm proud to announce I am hosting a second "Build Your Skills" event this year. Whether you are unemployed, under-employed, or seeking a career change, I encourage you to join me and dozens of job hunting experts for a morning of career-b
• Food For Thought: One Of Morgan's Men
• Ashland Independent: Coal's future - Opponents of EPA regs speak out
• On Tuesday, Congressman Yarmuth read to students at St. George's Community Center as part of the annual Read Aloud program.
• Broke or Balanced – That’s the Choice
• Governor Beshear announces new ‘Safe Routes to School’ application cycle
• Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of Neogen Corporation in Lexington
• Governor Beshear Responds to Audit of Kentucky Retirement Systems
• The Affordable Care Act is helping cut prescription drug costs for thousands of Kentucky seniors using the Medicare Part D plan. So far, almost 12,000 seniors across the Commonwealth have received a 50% discount on brand name drugs, saving them an averag
• Gov. Beshear announces Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games had economic impact of more than $201 million
• McConnell: Take Tax Hikes and Increased Spending Off the Table
• Needed Reform: The REINS Act
• Kandie P. Adkinson Receives 2010 Anne Walker Fitzgerald Award
• KHS Foundation Announces Newly Elected Board Members
• Kentucky, Indiana Working to Ensure Minorities, Women, Small Businesses Share in Bridges Project Jobs
• Governor Beshear Announces MVP Group International to Expand Manufacturing Operations in Mayfield
• This week, I introduced the LEARN Act in Congress to help develop and fund local literacy programs across the nation to ensure that children from birth to 12th grade learn the writing and reading skills they need to succeed in school and beyond.
• Guthrie: Cutting federal spending among ways to create jobs
• McConnell: Monday meeting an opportunity to hear what the President is prepared to do on fiscal crisis
• Governor Beshear, Eaton Corporation Celebrate Opening of State-of-the-Art Data Centers in Simpsonville, Louisville
• Gov. Beshear announces $20,000 donation from Taiwan to the American Red Cross in Kentucky
• Where’s the President?
• McConnell Comments on Louisville Severe Weather
• KMHA Announces Award Winners
• KHS to Host Family History Workshop
• Lawmakers Seek Smarter National, Homeland Security Through Federal Employee Job Rotations
• Whitfield Welcomes Paducah Juvenile Diabetes Advocate to Washington
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Soldier
• Kentucky to Implement More Stringent Criminal Background Checks for Caregivers
• This morning, I joined 2011 Congressional Art Competition Winner and Assumption High School student Savannah Miller in Washington to unveil her winning piece "Time Flys," which will be on display at the U.S. Capitol for a full year.
• McConnell’s Statement on President’s Afghanistan Speech
• Robert S. Weise Wins 2011 Collins Award
• Gov. Beshear Declares a State of Emergency in Six Southeastern Kentucky Counties
• Debt Talks Should Focus on Entitlement Reform, Spending Cuts—Not Tax Hikes
• McConnell Comments on Rescue of Kentucky Coal Miners
• Congressman Davis Launches New REINS Act Website
• Governor Beshear’s Statement on Recent Flash Flooding and Trapped Middlesboro Miners
• Gov. Beshear Announces $1 million for New Community Education and Training Center in Sharpsburg
• Governor Beshear breaks ground for two transportation projects, presents funding for third in Eastern Kentucky
• Gov. Beshear Seeks Flexibility for No Child Left Behind Act
• McConnell Comments on Kentucky Flooding and Efforts to Rescue Trapped Coal Miners
• What is the Debt Ceiling?
• I was honored to welcome the Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball Team to Louisville today. These heroes from around the country will be playing twice in our community, including Saturday after the Bats game at Slugger Field.
• Today, I hosted two grants workshops in Louisville, where representatives from local organizations learned how to find and apply for competitive federal grants. Thanks to everyone who attended!
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - June 17, 2011
• ROGERS STATEMENT: Transport Bowling Green-based Accused Terrorists to GITMO
• Rogers Fights for More Drug Ed Requirements
• Beshear administration sells over $7 million in state-owned real estate
• USDA Grants Secretarial Disaster Designation to 29 Kentucky Counties
• Gov. Beshear Announces $3.5 Million in Waste Grants
• Gov. Beshear Participates in Ribbon Cutting for Breckinridge County Farmers’ Market
• Dailinger to Leave Administration, Join Beshear-Abramson Campaign
• I'm proud to announce new funding for Louisville International Airport. This federal investment will support construction that will ensure Louisville International is prepared for the commercial and cargo aircraft of the future, and all of the jobs
• My floor speech today on attempts to hide the truth about the plan to end Medicare.
• Americans Aren’t Amused by Worsening Economy
• Send Them to Guantanamo
• Senator McConnell, Local Labor Leader Testify before Whitfield on Nuclear Re-enrichment Legislation
• McConnell Cites Paducah Facility’s Potential for Jobs, Economic Impact at House Hearing
• More Evidence Health Care Law Crushes Jobs and Employer Sponsored Insurance
• Statement by Governor Beshear on May Revenue Report
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - June 10, 2011
• Debt Limit Vote Is Opportunity to Cut Spending, Reform Entitlements
• Whitfield Announces Grant for More than $4 million to Help Hire Spring Weather Disaster Personnel
• Administration Energy Policies Discourage Job Growth, Hinder Recovery
• Donnie Wilkerson Named 2011 Kentucky History Teacher of the Year
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on June 8
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on June 8
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on June 6
• McConnell Calls on President to Submit Pending Trade Agreements
• Warning Signs Are Clear and Urgent
• KHS Unveils Willis P. McKee Collection in Honor of D-Day
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Receives NEH Grant
• Family History Workshop And Heritage Society Fair
• KHS Launches New Online Objects Catalog
• Cut Spending to Prevent a Debt Crisis
• Second part of mosquito abatement plan to begin Monday in Western Kentucky
• Governor Beshear’s Response to New Florida Law on Pill Mills
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - - June 3, 2011
• Whitfield Introduces Legislation to Protect Patients During Medical Procedures
• Governor Beshear Announces Clark Associates to Locate New Distribution Center in Madisonville
• Cost-Saving Alternatives from Governors, Mayor Would Cut $1.2 Billion from Bridges Project
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Six Fort Campbell Soldiers
• Statements from Gov. Beshear and Lt. Gov. Mongiardo regarding the passing of Rep. Eddie Ballard
• Guthrie Opposes Debt Limit Increase Without Major Spending Cuts
• Chandler Congratulates Jessamine Student for Appointment
• Senator McConnell Delivers Energy Speech to Kentucky Coal Association
• Eastern Kentucky Counties Added to FEMA Disaster Declaration
• Whitfield Comments on Passing of Eddie Ballard
• Guthrie Statement on the Terrorist Arrests in Bowling Green, KY
• Individual Assistance for Daviess and Hardin Counties
• Gov. Beshear and Kentucky Arts Council Create Cultural Districts Certification Program
• Davis Votes No on Debt Limit Increase without Spending Cuts
• A Plan for America’s Job Creators
• Today, I was proud to announce and help celebrate a $26 million Recovery Act investment at Valley High School. This funding is being used for the construction of new classrooms, a new auditorium, and a new gymnasium -- and I was thrilled to meet some gre
• Sen. McConnell Discusses Kentucky Medical Research Priorities with the Director of the National Institutes of Health
• KHS to Host June Food for Thought: Every Seed has a Story
• KHS to Participate in Blue Star Museums
• Want to learn more about working with the federal government?
• Lexington Student's Art to be Displayed in U.S. Capitol
• Whitfield Welcomes Award Winning Math Teacher to Washington
• Whitfield, McConnell and Paul Introduce Bills that Would Generate Billions in Revenue and Extend 1,200 Jobs at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• Today, I was proud to welcome SPC Troy Yocum to the U.S. Capitol. A Louisville native, Troy is in the middle of a 7,800 mile nationwide walk to drum up support for military families and this was his first stop in Washington. Click here for pictures and v
• Governor Beshear Announces Emergency Grants to Eliminate Dumps in 26 Counties with Flood Damage
• Governor Beshear Announces Arcron Systems and Meaningful Use Technologies to Locate Headquarters Facilities in Newport
• Governor Orders Flags to Half-Staff on May 30
• Statement by Governor Steve Beshear on today’s LG&E/KU announcement
• Gov. Beshear extends statewide price-gouging protections at Attorney General’s request
• Sen. McConnell and Members of Kentuckians for Better Transportation Discuss Priorities with U.S. Secretary of Transportation
• Sen. McConnell and Members of Kentuckians for Better Transportation Discuss Priorities with U.S. Secretary of Transportation
• Patriot Act Extension Vital to America’s Security
• Democrats Refuse to Tackle Fiscal Crisis
• Patriot Act Extension Vital to America’s Security
• Democrats Refuse to Tackle Fiscal Crisis
• Whitfield, McConnell and Paul Introduce Bills that Would Generate Billions in Revenue and Extend 1,200 Jobs at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• McConnell-Feinstein Call for Renewal of Sanctions Against Burma’s Ruling Junta
• Davis’ REINS Act Included in House GOP Jobs Plan
• COLUMN: Republican Budget Building American House on Sand
• Davis and Chandler Introduce the Aged Distilled Spirits Competitiveness Act of 2011
• Elizabeth Warren stands up for the rights of consumers in this country every day. After Rep. Patrick McHenry’s extraordinary breach of decorum during her testimony on Tuesday, I’ve demanded that he apologize to her, as well as to Members of o
• House passes Guthrie legislation cutting mandatory spending account in health care bill
• Gov. Beshear executes plan to combat growing mosquito problem in Western Kentucky
• Democrats Object to Having Any Budget
• Davis and Chandler Introduce the Aged Distilled Spirits Competitiveness Act of 2011
• Whitfield Welcomes Adair County High School to Washington
• Whitfield Welcomes Morganfield Students to Washington
• Whitfield Announces Grant for Sturgis Airport in Union County
• Whitfield Leads in Advancing Two Bills on Jobs and Energy
• Whitfield Announces Congressional Art Competition Winners
• Consumer advocate and administration official Elizabeth Warren was unfairly attacked today during an Oversight Subcommittee hearing. As a member of this Committee, I responded.
• Debt Crisis Requires Solutions, Not Campaign Ads
• McConnell Welcomes Prime Minister Netanyahu to the Capitol
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on May 24
• Gov. Beshear announces Flood Control Matching Grant to Mt. Sterling
• This morning, I was proud to join Secretary Donovan in Louisville to announce this great news. I urged our Housing Authority to apply for this grant and encouraged the Secretary to approve this funding because of the enormous impact it will have in the r
• State offices to close Friday for statewide furlough day
• KHS Camp ArtyFact Returns for Summer 2011
• Freedom is Not Free
• Courtesy of the Winchester Sun: Chandler: Medicare program threatened
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Soldier
• Governor Beshear Announces Meggitt Aircraft Braking Systems to Locate Second Facility in Danville
• Governor Beshear Cuts Ribbon on New R.L. Schreiber Manufacturing and Distribution Facility in Lebanon
• Guthrie Announces Hardin County is Eligible for Individual Disaster Assistance
• Members of Kentucky Delegation Attend 101st Airborne Division Welcome Home Ceremony
• KHS to Host Annual Boone Day
• Governor Beshear Announces Invensys Rail Corporation to Expand Headquarters in Louisville
• Gov. Beshear Continues to Support Flood Relief in Western Kentucky, Forms Taskforce to Handle Growing Mosquito Problem
• Governor Beshear Announces UGN Inc. to Expand Manufacturing Operations in Somerset
• Congratulations to Assumption High School's Savannah Miller for winning my 2011 Congressional Art Competition. Savannah's painting "Time Flys" will be on display at the U.S. Capitol for a full year. To see her work and more than 90 ot
• Gov. Beshear Presents Energy Efficiency, Homeland Security Grants for Daviess County
• Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of Pella Corporation in Murray
• It’s Time to Stop Pointing Fingers -- Americans Want Relief at the Pump
• Kentucky Tests Communications and Response Capabilities in the National Earthquake Exercise
• McConnell Questions Energy Secretary about the Future of the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
• Gov. Beshear Announces New Health Department, Energy Efficiency Improvements for Caldwell County
• Democrats Play Blame Game on Energy Crisis
• McConnell Honors National Police Week 2011
• Governor Beshear Names New Deputy Communications Director
• Governor Beshear Announces Modern Distributors to Expand in Somerset, Build New Facility
• Rogers Announces Winners of 2011 Congressional Art Competition
• Fighting Back Against High Gas Prices
• A Call to Action
• Whitfield Supports Meaningful Medical Reform Measures
• Tourism Economic Impact in Kentucky was $11.3 Billion in 2010
• Here's video of my floor speech today about preserving Medicare.
• Congressman Yarmuth meets with students from St. Nicholas Academy visiting the U.S. Capitol on May 11, 2011.
• The Time is Now
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Soldier
• KHS Announces 2011 Kentucky Junior Historical Society Conference and Kentucky History Day Winners
• Whitfield Supports Creation of Resource Development Jobs
• Governor Beshear Signs Legislation to Allow Construction of Much-Needed Lyon County Middle School
• Gov. Beshear, State Officials Break Ground for New Glasgow State Nursing Facility
• That’s Their Plan?
• Governor, First Lady participate in ceremony to reopen Otter Creek
• KHS Film Series to Screen 'To Save the Land and People'
• Entitlement Reform Is Key to Successful Debt Ceiling Negotiations, Says McConnell
• Congressmen Geoff Davis and Bill Pascrell, Jr. Introduce Legislation to Help Create Jobs by Encouraging Private Investment in Water Infrastructure Upgrades
• Congressman Geoff Davis Announces Winner of 2011 Congressional Art Competition
• Gov. Beshear to close state prison in Frankfort, convert facility to state police training academy
• Emergency responders shift to cleanup efforts as rivers recede
• Governor and First Lady Beshear honor breast cancer survivors at 14th annual Celebration of Hope luncheon
• Democrats’ Response to Rising Gas Prices: Tax Hikes, Gimmicks and Deflection, Says McConnell
• KHS Derby Weekend Photo Contest!
• A Proposal to Create Jobs
• This morning, I spoke with Savannah Guthrie on MSNBC about American foreign policy, the budget, and even the Kentucky Oaks. Check out the video below.
• KHS to Host Girl Scout Workshop
• Whitfield Votes to Increase Domestic Oil Development, Holds Hearing on Alternative Fuel Vehicles
• With gas at $4 per gallon and Exxon, BP, and Chevron raking in billions in profits, government subsidies to big oil companies must be stopped. I’m supporting the Big Oil Welfare Repeal Act to revoke these taxpayer-funded subsidies and help build an
• President Grants Disaster Declaration Requested by Governor Beshear
• Camp, Hatch, Davis and Berg Introduce Bicameral JOBS Act
• Whitfield, Udall Introduce Legislation to End Doping of Race Horses
• Governor Beshear Announces Major Renovation at GM Plant in Bowling Green
• McConnell Welcomes Obama Administration Decision on Pending Trade Agreements
• KHS to Host Food for Thought: 'Upheaval: Stories' in May
• Davis and Thompson Introduce Commercial Vehicle Safety Bill
• Whitfield Welcomes Owensboro and Henderson Chambers of Commerce to Washington
• Whitfield Calls Upon FEMA to Expedite Emergency Declaration to President
• Yesterday, I stopped by the Newseum here in Washington to see the display of newspaper front pages from this historic day. Here’s a short video I recorded.
• U.S. Senate Commends Team that Tracked Down and Killed Bin Laden
• REINS Act Included in Senate GOP Jobs Plan
• Chandler Statement on Osama bin Laden
• Governor Beshear Warns Residents of New Flooding Dangers, Directs Opening of Regional Emergency Coordination Center
• Gov. Beshear holds ceremonial bill signing for Interstate Racing Compact legislation
• Governor Beshear Signs Legislation Creating One-Stop Electronic Business Portal
• McConnell Statement on the Death of bin Laden
• McConnell Statement on the Death of bin Laden
• Governor Beshear Participates in Ribbon Cutting for Shelby Industries in Shelbyville
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on May 3
• Guthrie Statement on Death of Osama Bin Laden
• Whitfield Statement on Bin Laden Death
• McConnell: ‘Justice Has Been Done’
• KHS to Host 'Picturing America: Faces, Spaces and Places'
• Davis Statement on the Death of Osama bin Laden
• Stay Informed and Share Your Opinion
• Governor's Derby Celebration
• Whitfield Tours Storm, Flood Damage, Leads Letter Supporting Disaster Declaration Request
• Governor Beshear visits Western Kentucky communities hard hit by recent storms
• Governor Beshear Requests Major Disaster Declaration from President
• Senators McConnell and Paul Support Kentucky Governor’s Request for Federal Disaster Declaration
• McConnell Statement on National Security Appointments
• McConnell: Senate Will Vote on the President’s Budget
• Governor, State Officials Monitoring Storm, Prepare for Cleanup
• Cast your vote today for one of over 90 entries in Congressman Yarmuth’s 2011 Congressional Art Competition!
• Gov. Beshear issues consumer protection executive order activating price gouging statute
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on April 28
• Governor, State Officials Continue to Monitor Severe Storm System
• Heller Will be an Advocate for Nevada in the Senate, McConnell Says
• Today at 12:30 pm, I’ll be appearing live on WAVE 3 TV’s “Live at 725,” with John Ramsey. Tune in!
• Congressman Yarmuth visits with members of the Louisville Realtors Association at their meeting this morning.
• McConnell Opposes President’s Call for Tax Hikes, Higher Dependence on Foreign Oil
• Governor Beshear Declares State of Emergency
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on April 25
• Governor Beshear Announces Website Detailing State Government’s Many “Green” Initiatives
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Soldier
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Soldier
• Simple Solutions to Provide Relief at the Pump
• McConnell Leads Congressional Delegation Trip to Afghanistan, South Korea and India
• Simple Solutions to Provide Relief at the Pump
• KHS to Present History Speaks! 'Democracy's Lawyer: Felix Grundyof the Old Southwest'
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on April 22
• Thanks to MSNBC for having me on this morning.
• Governor Beshear announces sale of two state aircraft
• Demanding Political Records Before Awarding Federal Contracts is ‘Outrageous,’ McConnell Says
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Four Fort Campbell Soldiers
• Statement by Governor Beshear regarding Toyota production announcement
• Gov. Beshear Presents Ceremonial Checks
• Guthrie works to block overreaching EPA
• McConnell Taps Republican Whip Kyl for Deficit Meetings with Vice President
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Soldier
• Governor Beshear, First Lady announce family-friendly activities at Governor’s Derby Celebration
• Choosing the Path to Prosperity
• Whitfield Statement on House Passed Budget Resolution
• Guthrie introduces legislation to support research on urotrauma, help soldiers
• Today, the House votes on a budget that will end Medicare as we know it and slash financial aid used by thousands of Louisvillians to afford college. This reckless plan will also strip $200 million of investments in Kentucky’s infrastructure, at a
• Senator McConnell's eNewsletter - April 15, 2011
• Davis Votes for Fiscally Responsible Budget
• Whitfield Slams TVA Settlement with EPA Over Clean Air Act Litigation
• Whitfield Supports Spending Cut Agreement
• Statement by Governor Beshear
• President’s Deficit Speech Doesn’t Seriously Address the Crushing Debt Burden, McConnell Says
• Asahi Bluegrass Forge Breaks Ground for New Manufacturing Plant in Richmond
• Governor Beshear Testifies before Congressional Panel on Prescription Drug Abuse
• McConnell on Passage of Spending Reduction Bill
• Davis Votes to Cut Nearly $40 billion in Federal Spending
• Continuing Resolution (CR) Contains Historic Spending Cuts, Funding for Troops and Federal Programs
• Whitfield Announces $257,700 for Kentucky Fire Commission in Calhoun
• Whitfield Votes to Repeal Funds Authorized in Obamacare
• Guthrie votes to repeal the $17.75 billion Prevention and Public Health Fund in the Health Care Law
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of a Kentucky Casualty
• Governor Beshear Announces Wausau Paper to Make Major Investment, Expand in Harrodsburg
• Governor Beshear Announces Indian-owned UFLEX Ltd. to Locate First U.S. Operation in Elizabethtown
• Governor Beshear, First Lady unveil 2011 Derby Poster
• President Should Offer an Action Plan, Not Just a Vision
• Representative Yarmuth and other members of Congress met with staff members and patients at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington on April 12.
• President’s Call for Tax Hikes ‘Counterproductive,’ McConnell Says
• Although women make up more than 45 percent of our workforce, they still earn only 75 percent of what men earn – a disparity that exists for women regardless of their job or level of education. Today – on Equal Pay Day – I am proud to b
• McConnell on Reports of President’s Reversal on Debt, Entitlement Reform
• Historic Spending Cuts the Centerpiece for Final Continuing Resolution (CR) for Fiscal Year 2011
• The deadline for the 2011 Congressional Art Competition has been extended to April 20! The contest is open to all Louisville high school students, and entries will be posted on Congressman Yarmuth’s website. The winner will receive a trip to Washin
• Commission on Women participates in Pay Equity Day
• A Turning Point Agreement for Fiscal Responsibility
• Summary of Agreement on Spending Cuts to Support American Job Creation
• Whitfield Statement on Short-Term Continuing Resolution
• Guthrie supports budget deal, largest cut in federal spending ever
• 2011 Government Shutdown Facts
• Whitfield Statement on House Passed Troop Funding Bill
• Whitfield to Forego Salary if Federal Government Shuts Down
• On the eve of a potential government shutdown, it is imperative that my colleagues in Congress also cosponsor the “Ensuring Pay for Our Military Act” – legislation introduced today that will guarantee the men and women of our armed forc
• A Resolution is Within Reach
• McConnell Welcomes Historic Spending Reductions
• Show Off Your Hat-A-Tude!
• Whitfield Votes to Strip EPA Ability to Implement Costly Regulations
• Henderson Power Official Tells Whitfield About Possible Job Losses and Rising Power Prices Due to EPA Regulatory Plans
• Guthrie supports proposal to keep troops funded, prevent government shutdown
• Politics should never stand in the way of ensuring the men and women serving in our military receive the full pay they’ve earned, on-time. Today, I voted for legislation guaranteeing our troops get paid even if the government is shutdown. That is t
• Colombia: An Overdue Trade Bill
• The Only Proposal to Keep the Government Open
• McConnell Responds to President’s Veto Threat of the Bipartisan Troop Funding Bill
• Chandler: Republican Budget Hurts Seniors
• Whitfield Welcomes Big Rivers Electric Corporation to Testify at Hearing
• Whitfield Welcomes Dawson Springs High School Group to Washington
• On the CR, Democrats Offer No Vision or Alternatives
• Governor Beshear Announces Superb IPC to Expand Headquarters, Creates 20 New Jobs in Shelbyville
• Overwhelming Bipartisan Majority of Senators Vote to Stop EPA Overreach
• Whitfield: "In the Global Marketplace, Electricity Produced by Coal is Still the Most Economical."
• Whitfield Praises Senate Action to Repeal Health Care Mandate on Small Businesses
• Governor Beshear Monitoring Storm Damage Assessments
• Help me spread the word about this year's Congressional Art Competition!
• McConnell: Ryan Budget a ‘Serious and Detailed Plan’ for Reducing National Debt
• McConnell Praises Johanns for his Leadership on Repeal of Health Law Tax Provision
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Casualty
• Congressman Davis and Congressman Chabot Testify on Needed Reforms to the Nation's Surface Transportation Programs
• Whitfield Welcomes Henderson Students to Washington
• Guantanamo Military Commissions for 9/11 Plotters ‘a Welcome Development’
• KHS, KGS April Family-History Workshop to Focus on Cemetery Preservation
• Oversized National Debt Threatens Job Growth
• McConnell talks with Mandy Connell on WHAS
• McConnell talks with Mandy Connell on WHAS
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on April 1
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Three Fort Campbell Casualties
• Governor Beshear Announces Sequa Automotive Group to Expand Manufacturing Operations in Morgantown
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Two Fort Campbell Casualties
• Governor Beshear Announces Nanotechnology Firm to Create High-Tech Jobs in Louisville
• Reducing Washington Spending and Debt Isn’t ‘Extreme’
• Reducing Washington Spending and Debt Isn’t ‘Extreme’
• Chandler, Courtney Announce Wager Over UK-UConn Final Four Game
• Whitfield Announces 2011 Service Academy Appointments
• Whitfield Calls for Congress to Adopt Two-Year Budget Window
• Guthrie questions Congressional Budget Office Director on HHS unlimited spending accounts
• Today is the 1-year anniversary of the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act – the largest investment in college aid in history. At a time when Congressional Republicans are proposing cuts to student aid, I am proud to have supported this bill,
• Want to stay current with the issues impacting the 3rd Congressional District of Kentucky? Sign up for Congressman Yarmuth's E-newsletter by clicking the "e-newsletter" link on the left side of the official Congressional Facebook page.
• Americans Want a Sensible Approach to Energy
• Governor Beshear Announces Allconnect to Establish Sales and Customer Care Center in Lexington
• Governor Beshear Announces Hendrickson USA to Expand in Somerset
• Gov. Beshear Presents Ceremonial Check to Rockcastle County Conservation District
• McConnell EPA Amendment Would Foster Economic Growth and Job Creation
• Senator McConnell Pays Tribute to the Bellarmine University Men’s Basketball Team
• Gov. Beshear signs bill to help home buyers and homeowners
• Kentucky's Civil War Sesquicentennial Activities Lited Online
• More American Energy Will Combat Rising Gas Prices
• Whitfield Announces $79,283 Grant for Earlington Fire Department
• Governor: Today is a victory for Kentucky’s children and Kentucky’s future
• Governor Beshear Announces Amfine Chemical to Reinvest in Hopkinsville Plant
• Governor Beshear Announces Douglas Autotech Corporation to Expand in Hopkinsville, Add Nine New Vehicle Programs
• Exhibition: Kentucky Military Treasures
• Statement by Governor Beshear on House’s action
• In Mercer County
• Governor Beshear Announces Matching SBIR-STTR Grants for Kentucky High-Tech Small Businesses
• KHS to Host Girl Scout Workshop
• Get Five for PRIDE in April
• Guthrie Statement on One Year Anniversary of Health Spending Law
• 17,700 young people in Kentucky can now stay on their parents' insurance plans thanks to the Affordable Care Act, signed into law one year ago today. For more, see the link below.
• Following the passage of the Affordable Care Act, 241,000 Kentucky kids will be protected thanks to a ban on discrimination against children with a pre-existing condition.
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on March 24
• Gov. Beshear signs law banning new synthetic drugs
• Gov. Beshear strengthens Kentucky laws to protect vulnerable seniors
• Today is the one year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act being signed into law. Since its passage, more than 68,000 Kentucky seniors have received tax rebates to help them afford prescription drugs. To learn more about the new health law, click below
• Today is the one year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act being signed into law. In the year since its passage, more than 52,000 small businesses in Kentucky have become eligible for new tax credits to help make coverage for their employees more affor
• McConnell Web Video on Health Spending Law
• Senator McConnell's Column on the One-Year Anniversary of the Health Care Spending Law
• Kelli Carmean, Ph.D., to Discuss Archaeological Investigations at KHS
• Franklin County Fair And Horse Show 2011
• Montgomery County Veteran Receives WWII Medals
• Governor Beshear Signs Bills to Benefit and Honor Veterans
• Governor Beshear Signs Legislation to Amend, Expand Tax Increment Financing Program
• Reckless cuts proposed by Congressional Republicans would slash the Social Security Administration’s funding $1.7 billion below what is needed to provide basic services, forcing a shutdown that would delay benefits for 700,000 Americans. Rep. Yarm
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Casualty
• Kentucky’s Open Door website rated best in the nation – again
• Academy Day is This Saturday
• Congressman Ben Chandler Participates in ‘Gabrielle Giffords Honorary Save-a-Life Saturday’
• Davis Statement on Libya
• McConnell: Health Care Bill Worse Than Anyone Expected
• Governor Beshear announces departure of Homeland Security director
• Governor Beshear’s statement on House passage of Graduation Bill
• Click here for more information about the free first aid and CPR training available at "Gabrielle Giffords Honorary Save-a-Life Saturday" on March 19.
• McConnell Proposes Ways to Provide Relief at the Pump: Increase U.S. Production, Halt Job-Stifling Regulations
• Governor Beshear Announces SORD to Locate First U.S. Operation in Frankfort
• Whitfield Statement on Three Week Continuing Resolution
• Committee Passes Whitfield Bill to Stop EPA Regulation of Greenhouse Gases
• Guthrie supports $6 billion in spending cuts
• McConnell Introduces Amendment To Stop EPA’s Back-Door National Energy Tax
• Senator McConnell appears on the Greg Dunker Show in Paducah
• Wall Street Journal: Carbon and Democracy
• Whitfield Questions EPA about Job Impacts in Proposed Budget
• Governor Beshear Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Calgon Carbon Corporation in Boyd County
• Governor, First Lady Announce Food Vendors and Featured Attractions at 75th Annual Governor’s Derby Celebration
• Governor Beshear Announces J.H. Fletcher & Co. to Locate New Facility in Greenup County
• Gov. Beshear urges Kentuckians to call GOP Senators, demand Medicaid resolution that doesn’t cut schools, avoids painful health care cuts
• One Year Too Many for Misguided Attempt at Health Care Reform
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on March 13
• Whitfield, Polis Introduce Bills to Strengthen Oversight and Improve Benefits of EEOICPA
• Governor Beshear Announces Energy Efficiency, Agricultural Development, Homeland Security Grants for McLean County
• With gas prices in Louisville rising and families struggling to make ends meet, today Congressman Yarmuth co-sponsored the Federal Price Gouging Prevention Act - legislation to crack down on speculators and oil companies who take advantage of any interna
• Gov. Beshear announces Miller to resign as Finance and Administration Cabinet Secretary, Flanery appointed new Secretary
• Governor Beshear Announces Plastikon Industries Kentucky to Expand into Second Manufacturing Facility in Leitchfield
• McConnell Statement on House Prescription Drug Abuse Briefing
• McConnell Statement on House Prescription Drug Abuse Briefing
• Administration’s Energy Policy – Higher Pump Prices, Fewer Jobs
• Administration’s Energy Policy – Higher Pump Prices, Fewer Jobs
• Guthrie votes against administration's regulation of the internet
• KHS Camp ArtyFact Returns for Spring Break 2011
• Chandler Fights High Gas Prices
• Whitfield Supports Necessary Cuts in Funding Bill
• Whitfield Announces $91,007 for Mayfield Fire Department
• Governor Beshear issues special session call to address Medicaid budget & dropout bill
• McConnell: Democrats Aren’t Up to the Challenge on Spending, Deficit Reduction
• Congressman Yarmuth visits Sanders Elementary on Monday, March 7.
• McConnell: Democrats Still Aren’t Serious About Nation’s Fiscal Crisis
• Rogers, Capito Introduce Legislation To Stop EPA’s War On Coal
• `A Tragic Failure of Leadership’
• Cut Spending and Avoid a Shutdown
• Governor’s Statement on Interstate Racing Compact
• KHS, KGS to Host Family-History Workshop March 2011
• Kentucky Historical Society to Resume Regular Hours of Operation
• Whitfield Announces Funds for Hanson Water Project
• Governor, House leaders reject Williams plan to balance Medicaid on the backs of Kentucky’s schoolchildren
• McConnell: Status Quo Spending Plan Unacceptable, Indefensible
• McConnell: Status Quo Spending Plan Unacceptable, Indefensible
• Boiler Room Politics - Fake restraint from the EPA as it issues a damaging new rule
• Chandler Votes to Repeal Healthcare Reform Provision Hurting Small Businesses
• Whitfield Votes to Provide Relief to Small Business
• Congressman Whitfield receives the 'Friend of the Farm Bureau' award from Kentucky Farm Bureau
• Whitfield, Green Bill Would Help Secure Patient Access to Vital Cancer Treatment Drugs
• Gov. Beshear signs landmark corrections reform bill into law
• Guthrie votes to repeal 1099 reporting requirement in Health Care Law
• McConnell Introduces Mining Jobs Protection Act
• Senators McConnell and Paul Join Together to Protect Kentucky Coal Jobs
• Davis Statement on Passage of H.R. 4
• Davis Given Leadership Award by Association Representing Thousands of Kentucky Jobs
• Kentucky Author Wendell Berry Receives Presidential Recognition
• Governor Beshear Announces Energy Efficiency Grant for Knott County recipients
• Gov. Beshear Announces Community Development Grant for Georgetown Salvation Army
• Controlling Washington Spending: A Step in the Right Direction
• Controlling Washington Spending: A Step in the Right Direction
• Governor Beshear Announces Lockheed Martin to Secure Kentucky Footprint, Add 224 Jobs in Lexington
• Controlling Washington Spending: A Step in the Right Direction
• Whitfield Announces More Than $640,000 for Fire Departments in Butler, Fulton and Hopkins Counties
• Whitfield Welcomes Paducah Chamber, City Officials to Washington
• Whitfield Welcomes Hopkinsville-Christian County Chamber of Commerce to DC
• Whitfield, Pallone, Introduce Legislation to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Knox Casualty
• Governor Beshear Announces Ventra Plastics Russellville to Expand in Logan County
• Guthrie questions governors on Medicaid and State Health Reform
• March is Red Cross Month
• March is Red Cross Month
• An Opportunity For Democrats To Admit The Status Quo Isn’t Working
• An Opportunity For Democrats To Admit The Status Quo Isn’t Working
• An Opportunity For Democrats To Admit The Status Quo Isn’t Working
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• A Real Test This Week: Did Washington Democrats Get The Message?
• A Real Test This Week: Did Washington Democrats Get The Message?
• New Energy Policy Necessary for American Economy, Security and Jobs
• Governor Beshear makes appointments to Boards and Commissions
• A Common Sense Proposal to Cut Washington Spending
• Tax Credits to Help Lexington Organization Create Jobs, Spark Investment
• Statement from Gov. Beshear on Senate Bill 110
• Governor Beshear Announces Energy Efficiency Grant for Pendleton County
• White House Official Hears From Central Kentuckians About State’s Drug Problems
• Whitfield Welcomes Youth Art Work for Congressional Art Competition
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Feb. 24
• On Feb. 22, Congressman Yarmuth and White House Drug Czar Gil Kerlikowske took questions from the Congressman's Law Enforcement Advisory Board in Louisville.
• Law to level playing field for Kentucky businesses goes into effect
• Statement from Gov. Beshear on Experience the Arts! License Plate
• Governor Urges Florida Governor to reconsider decision against life-saving prescription drug monitoring system
• Task Force on Transforming Education in Kentucky presents recommendations to Gov. Beshear
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff in honor of State Forestry Ranger Donald R. Lam
• Reversing Washington’s Job-Crushing Spending Spree
• Returning America to responsible spending vital to our nation's future
• Davis Statement on Passage of H.R. 1
• Tonight, Congressman Yarmuth spoke on the House floor in opposition to the destructive practice of mountaintop removal and in defense of Kentucky's mountains.
• Rogers to Governor: Stop the Repeal of Florida’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program
• The Internet Should Not Be A Target For Government Takeover
• Two Years Later: Higher Unemployment, Nearly a Trillion in Added Debt
• Statement from Governor Beshear on Children’s Advocacy Day
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Awards Grants
• Chandler New Chair of National Task Force to Cut Government Bureaucracy
• Whitfield Announces $19,318 for St. Charles Volunteer Fire Department in Hopkins County
• Whitfield Addresses National Electricity Forum
• Whitfield Calls to Restrict Greenhouse Gas Regulation Funds
• Congressman Yarmuth stands up for Louisville jobs and opposes the GOP's reckless spending plan.
• Governor Beshear Announces Martinrea Heavy Stampings to Expand in Shelbyville
• Governor Beshear Participates in Ribbon Cutting for Heaven Hill Distilleries’ Nearly $5 Million Expansion
• Governor Beshear Visits Hospitalized Veterans at VAMC Louisville
• A Timid Proposal
• Statement by Governor Beshear on Black History Month
• Indiana, Kentucky Agree to Fund Completion of Big Four Bridge to Link Louisville, Jeffersonville
• Sen. McConnell Talks to Aung San Suu Kyi
• Chairman Rogers: HR 1 Will Help Put Nation on “Sustainable Financial Path”
• Continuing the spending binge is not a viable option
• Governor Beshear Recognizes R.J. Corman Railroad Group for Kick-off of Tri-state Short Line Railroad Improvement Project
• Earlier this month, Congressman Yarmuth joined Major Keith McCallie and students from Notre Dame Academy to make Valentine's Day cards for members of the Kentucky Air National Guard currently serving overseas.
• An Unserious Budget
• Regulatory Reform Will Open the Door to Job Creation
• Chairman Rogers: President’s Budget Long on Rhetoric, Lean on Spending Cuts
• Whitfield Welcomes Paducah United Steelworkers to Washington
• Whitfield Announces More Than $330,00 for Fire Departments in Hopkins, Livingston and Union Counties
• Whitfield Announces $100,000 Grant to Foothills Academy in Clinton County
• Gov. Beshear appoints Maureen Morehead as Kentucky Poet Laureate
• Tobacco Quit Line Now Available for Younger Kentuckians
• Governor Beshear Announces Walle Corporation to Expand Winchester Facility
• This week, House Republicans proposed reckless cuts to eliminate funding for the public radio and TV stations used by 170 million Americans. In KY, 98 % of public schools and every state university use KET in the classroom and more than 21,000 Kentuckian
• Gov. Beshear Announces Further Protections for Senior Citizens
• KHS to Host Kentucky History Day Competitions
• Whitfield Welcomes McLean County Community Coalition to Washington
• Governor Beshear’s Statement on House Medicaid Vote
• Governor and First Lady Respond to House Passage of Graduation Bill
• Nominations Sought for Governor’s Volunteer Awards
• Gov. Beshear Provides Grants to McCracken County Officials for Homeland Security and Highway Safety Projects
• Today, Congressman Yarmuth delivered a speech in honor of 13-year old Louisville resident Michala Riggle's work to fight autism.
• Governor Beshear Announces $37 Million Investment in Sebree Aluminum Plant, Retention of 488 Kentucky Jobs
• Whitfield Chairs Hearing on EPA's Regulation of Greenhouse Gases Under the Clean Air Act
• Gov. Beshear Requests USDA Disaster Declaration on Behalf of Kentucky Farmers
• A Budget on Cruise Control Won’t Cut Spending
• Governor Beshear Announces DENSO Air Systems to Locate New Manufacturing Facility in Hopkinsville
• Job Creators Need Action, Not Rhetoric
• Keeping Our Pledge to Reduce Government Spending
• Governor Beshear Announces NHK of America Suspension Components to Expand in Bowling Green
• The EPA and Kentucky's Coal Industry
• Jessamine Company Hit by Recession Now Exporting Products Overseas
• McConnell on the Centennial of Ronald Reagan’s Birth
• Governor Beshear Announces Dharma Construction Services to Locate Headquarters Operation in Louisville
• The Case Against the Health Spending Bill is More Compelling Every Day
• The Case Against the Health Spending Bill is More Compelling Every Day
• Leader McConnell On Health Spending Bill And GOP Efforts To Repeal
• Governor Beshear: Aggressive job creation efforts and stand against taxes paying off
• Visiting the Kentucky-Based Servicemembers in Afghanistan
• Visiting the Kentucky-Based Servicemembers in Afghanistan
• Courts, Job Creators, Americans Agree: Repeal This Bill
• Courts, Job Creators, Americans Agree: Repeal This Bill
• McConnell Introduces Repeal of Health Spending Bill
• KHS, KGS to Host Family-History Workshop in February
• New report finds that health care reform could help a family of four save over $14,000 per year and save small businesses upwards of $35,000 annually on health care costs in 2014.
• Federal Court: Dem Health Spending Bill ‘Unconstitutional’
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Jan. 29
• Governor Beshear announces an additional $2.8 million in emergency energy assistance funding
• State Park property transferred to KCTCS to support development of Carroll County Campus
• Governor Beshear Announces North American Stainless to Make $30 Million Investment in Ghent Facility
• More Promises on the Health Spending Bill?
• Governor Beshear Announces Hitcents.com and PGXL to Create High-Tech Jobs in Bowling Green and Louisville
• Rogers: SBA Economic Injury Assistance Deadline Approaching
• Rogers to Testify and Rally in Frankfort
• Congressman Guthrie Reacts to President Obama's State of the Union Address
• Employee suggestions create savings for the Commonwealth
• Governor, First Lady and Basketball Great Mashburn Call on Lawmakers to Pass Graduation Bill
• Congressman Chandler Responds to the State of the Union
• Whitfield Responds to President's State of the Union Address
• Ready to Work
• Protecting Taxpayers, Not Political Campaigns
• Rogers, Bono Mack, Lynch Continue Fight Against Epidemic
• Senator McConnell Comments on President's State of the Union Address
• It Takes More Than a Change of Tone; It Takes a Change in Policy
• McConnell Statement on the 38th Annual March for Life
• Reminder: University of Louisville's forum on Political Discourse has begun. Check out the live webstream here to see the discussion between Congressman Yarmuth, Secretary of State Trey Grayson, and Dr. Jasmine Farrier. Note: link may automatically
• Reminder: TOMORROW at 12pm, Congressman Yarmuth and Secretary of State Grayson will participate in a bipartisan forum on the tone of public discourse, hosted by the University of Louisville. A live webstream will be available for those who can't att
• Whitfield Announces $237,500 Grant for Breeding Area Volunteer Fire Department
• Governor Beshear joins in opening new KY 30 in Jackson County
• Please join Trey Grayson, Dr. Jasmine Farrier, Mark Hebert, and myself at this open discussion on the tone of political rhetoric, hosted by U of L this coming Monday. Click the link for more details.
• Governor Beshear breaks ground for new U.S. 460 in Pike County
• Governor, First Lady invite visitors to Capital City for Derby
• An Opportunity to Reverse the Damage
• Chairman Paul Ryan to Deliver Republican Address to the Nation on January 25
• Citizen Service Before Self Honors Now Accepting Nominations
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Gov. Beshear Announces Creation of 40 New Jobs, Construction of Assisted Living Facility in Maysville
• Rep. Davis Reintroduces Accountability Legislation
• Whitfield, DeGette to Co-Chair Bipartisan Diabetes Caucus
• Governor Beshear Unveils Women’s Wellness Kiosk at Louisville’s Park DuValle Community Health Center
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Jan. 21
• Governor Beshear Unveils New Small Business Specialty License Plate
• Guthrie on the need to Repeal the Health Care Law
• REINS Act Reintroduced in the 112th Congress
• Rogers Votes to Repeal Job-Killing Health Care Reform Law
• Chandler: Repeal the Bad and Keep the Good in Healthcare Law
• Whitfield Votes to Repeal Obama Health Care Law
• Under the Republican Health plan, insurance companies will be allowed to deny coverage to up to 300,000 Louisvillians with pre-existing conditions.
• Gov. Beshear, health care providers urge General Assembly to approve Medicaid rebalancing plan
• Under the Republican Health plan, new health coverage for 2,600 young adults in Louisville would be eliminated.
• McCONNELL: HOUSE GOP ‘KEPT THEIR PROMISE,’ SAYS SENATE ‘WILL SOON FOLLOW SUIT’
• Davis Votes to Repeal Government Takeover of Health Care
• Chairman Rogers: Statement on Spending Resolution
• Under the Republican plan for health care, 117,000 seniors in Louisville will lose preventive care benefits and 9,5000 seniors will face higher prescription drug costs.
• Governor Beshear Hosts Chinese Chamber for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronics Delegation
• Under the Republican Health Plan, health care tax credits for up to 15,700 small businesses in Louisville would be eliminated.
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• McConnell Leads Congressional Delegation Trip to Afghanistan, Pakistan
• New Congress Must Move Forward with the Priorities of the American People
• Governor Beshear Authorizes Funding for Heating Crisis Program
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Jan. 15
• Let's Give the United States' Economy a Time Out From New Regulations
• WSJ Editorial: The Congressional Accountability Act
• Chandler: Intelligence Committee Is Crucial In Fight Against Terrorism
• Governor Beshear Announces Custom Data Processing to Expand in Frankfort
• Rogers Op-Ed: Will We Save the Kaydens or Hit the Snooze?
• Governor Encourages Business, Union Leaders To Learn More About Jobs at Bridges Project Forum
• WorkNow Kentucky puts thousands to work in the Commonwealth
• KHS, Balagula Theatre to Celebrate Literature, History and Theatre
• KHS Accepting Nominations for 2011 History Teacher of the Year
• Whitfield Comments on Oil Spill Commission Report
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. State Commission Presents Annual Celebration
• Governor Beshear Urges Kentuckians to Apply for the Earned Income Tax Credit
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff in honor of Tucson victims
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Jan. 11
• Chandler Statement on Moment of Silence
• McConnell Speaks to Students About Tucson Shootings
• Statement From Congressman Chandler
• Rep. Yarmuth's statement on Shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords: "This was a shocking and cowardly act of violence against a dedicated public servant and a dear friend. Gabby is a member of our extremely close class of 2006 and we are devastate
• Guthrie Statement on Congresswoman Giffords
• Whitfield Receives Energy and Commerce Subcommittee Assignments
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Jan. 10
• Governor to Appoint Bowling Green Mayor Elaine Walker as new Secretary of State
• This morning, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office announced that the Congressional Republicans' health care proposal would increase the deficit by more than $1.2 trillion
• Davis Named Chairman of Human Resources Subcommittee
• Rogers Sworn in for 16th Term
• Whitfield Sworn In to New Term, Assumes Subcommittee Chairmanship
• Whitfield Praises Adoption of New House Rules
• Governor Beshear Announces Energy Assistance for Colder Months
• Congressman Guthrie Sworn into 112th Congress
• The 112th Congress: A New Beginning
• Start the New Year with Kentucky Historical Society
• Governors, Mayor Announce Cost-Cutting Plans for the Ohio River Bridges Project
• Appropriations Committee Cuts Its Own Budget by 9%
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Rogers to be Sworn-In
• Kentucky 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Governor Beshear’s Top Ten Accomplishments of 2010
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 29
• Governor Beshear, Mayor Abramson Announce Olin Brass to move Company Headquarters to Louisville
• A Better Bill for 9/11 Responders
• Whitfield Opposes Continued Government Spending
• Governor’s Holiday Food Drive collects 1,400 pounds of canned goods for Frankfort-area shelters
• FCC’s Rules will Stifle Innovation, McConnell Warns
• Whitfield Suggests Ways to Reform Congress
• Whitfield to Chair Subcommittee on Energy and Power
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 21
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 21
• Governor Beshear receives recommendations from Task Force on Early Childhood Development and Education
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 21
• A Flawed, Mishandled Treaty
• Preventing the Largest Tax Increase in History
• Americans want their concerns addressed, not ignored
• Guthrie: 'We must continue to be focused on economic growth'
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor Beshear makes appointments to Boards and Commissions
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 18
• Pulitzer Prize-winning Politifact has chosen "government takeover of health care" as the 2010 Lie of the Year.
• The American People Have Finally Been Heard
• Thanking Our Troops at the Holidays
• Congressman Chandler Meets With Berea College Students
• Rogers Supports Tax Relief Extension
• Whitfield Calls on Agriculture Department to Assist Kentucky Cattle Producers
• Senator Jim Bunning
• Governor Beshear Announces American Howa Kentucky to Expand in Bowling Green
• McConnell’s Plan: A Clean, One-Page Bill
• Today, the House approved a repeal of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy. This will ensure that all members of our Armed Forces are able to enjoy the same freedom that they fight to protect. I am proud of my “yes” vot
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 16
• Gov. Beshear launches statewide certification program for minority, women-owned businesses
• Governor Beshear announces Nikki Jackson will leave post as secretary of Kentucky Personnel Cabinet
• Prevent Tax Hikes, Pass a Sensible CR—Everything Else Can Wait
• Prevent Tax Hikes, Pass a Sensible CR—Everything Else Can Wait
• A Vote For the American Taxpayer
• Chandler: Tax Package to Help Economy
• Beshear Economic Development Incentive Programs Pave the Way for Potential Investments in Excess of $2 Billion, More Than 13,500 New Jobs
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Six Fort Campbell Casualties
• Governor Beshear Celebrates Grand Opening of HFL Sport Science Laboratory in Lexington
• Ambassador Richard Holbrooke
• Fines begin Jan. 1 for those texting while driving
• Governor Beshear orders flags to half-staff in honor of Brigadier General Kenneth R. Fleenor
• Guthrie comments on unconstitutionality of individual mandate provision in President Obama's health care law
• Bipartisan Support for Preventing Tax Hikes
• A Different Approach
• How Can I Help You?
• At a ceremony in late September, Congressman Yarmuth received the "Best of Congress 2010" award from Corporate Voices for Working Families and Working Mother Magazine. This was the second time he received that honor.
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 11
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 11
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 11
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 11
• Governor Beshear Announces Bexion and Vivorte to Create High-Tech Jobs in Northern Kentucky and Louisville
• Rogers Welcomes new GOP Members to the House Appropriations Committee
• Whitfield Votes to Prevent Cuts to Medicare
• Whitfield: President Signs Animal Cruelty Legislation into Law
• Guthrie appointed to Energy and Commerce Committee for 112th
• Governor Beshear, Mayor Abramson Announce Efforts to Encourage Additional Investments, Jobs at Louisville Assembly Plant in Louisville
• Governor Beshear encourages battery manufacturers, auto manufacturers and utilities to continue to work toward creating a viable new energy source for vehicles
• Whitfield Opposes Giving Benefits to Illegal Immigrants
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 9
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 9
• Gov. Beshear’s Selection as 2011 States’ Co-Chair of Appalachian Regional Commission to Boost Economic Development in Eastern Kentucky
• Americans Want to Know: Will Congress Legislate or Continue to Put on a Show?
• Governor Orders Flags to Half-Staff on December 7
• Governor Beshear Announces Launch of Kentucky Small Business Investment Credit Program
• A Framework of a Bipartisan Agreement to Prevent Tax Hikes
• What Would Job Creators Do?
• KHS Film Series - Big Lever: Party Politics In Leslie County, Kentucky
• Governor Beshear makes appointments to Boards and Commissions
• McConnell Statement on the Deficit Commission Report
• Governor Beshear Announces Launch of Kentucky Export Initiative
• It’s Time to Get Serious
• Statement by Governor Steve Beshear
• Governor Beshear announces work to begin on economy-boosting short line railroad improvement project in Kentucky,West Virginia, Tennessee
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Six Fort Campbell Casualties
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Dec. 6
• Governor Beshear Commemorates Corning’s $186 Million Expansion in Harrodsburg
• The Tax Clock is Ticking
• KHS, KGS To Host Family-History Workshop
• KY delegation has partisan split on tax cuts but united on censure of Rangel
• Geoff Davis speaks out against pay cuts and layoffs if tax rates rise
• Guthrie Comments on Majority's Tax Bill
• Tribute to Mayor Bill Gorman
• Tribute to Mayor Bill Gorman
• Tax Hike Show-Votes Won’t Create Jobs
• Tax Hike Show-Votes Won’t Create Jobs
• Commonwealth Christmas tree delivered to State Capitol
• Governor Beshear, Ark Encounter Announce Plans to Build a Full-Scale Noah’s Ark
• Priorities Of The American People Should Come First
• Spend Saturday With Santa
• Governor Beshear joins in ceremonial groundbreaking for new Milton-Madison Bridge
• White House Meeting an Opportunity to Reach Agreement on Preventing Tax Hikes
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 30
• Governor Beshear Announces Louisville Life Science Company to Produce Equine Drug
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 30
• Letter to the Editor: Bully Who Always Wins: Unelected Regulatory State
• Hearing the People’s Voice: Washington Spends Too Much
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 24
• Labor Secretary to Retire
• Gov. Beshear declares Nov. 27 “Small Business Saturday” in Kentucky
• McConnell Statement on North Korea’s Latest Hostile Action
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 24
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 24
• Centers celebrate 20 years of help for at-risk youth
• Suggested changes for inside Judicial Center slow project
• Advocate: Tethering law still too loose
• Floating on air
• KHS Elects New Executive Committee Members
• KHS To Host Food For Thought: ‘Paul Sawyier: A Kentucky Impressionist’ In December
• Members of Congress Help Retired War Dog Receive Critical Care
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 23
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 23
• Medicare Open Enrollment for 2011 has begun
• Lucky is the yard that boasts the glorious Ginkgo
• Poor farm rich in history
• E. Main spot has room for 3 businesses
• Woman pleads not guilty to murder conspiracy
• Rivers signs with Converse
• That same old stumbling block
• Goss, Barber lead all-county soccer teams
• Governor Beshear Announces Tractor Supply Company to Locate New Distribution Facility in Simpson County
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 22
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 22
• Governor Beshear makes appointments to Boards and Commissions
• Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of Bando USA in Bowling Green
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 20
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• KHS Honors 2010 Kentucky History Award Winners
• Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of Charles Deweese Construction Company in Simpson County
• Statement by Gov. Beshear on Passport
• Tennessee Governor Bredesen Joins Kentucky Governor Beshear to Unveil Robert Penn Warren Birthplace Signs Along I-24
• On Thursday in Washington, Congressman Yarmuth met with Mozziz "Coach Mo" Dewalt - a Louisville resident who appeared on "The Biggest Loser" program - and Dr. Brooke Sweeney to discuss nutrition and childhood obesity issues.
• Wrong Again On Terror Trials
• No Trillion-dollar Omnibus ‘thrown together behind closed doors’
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Five Fort Campbell Casualties
• Rogers Statement on the Passage of the Earmark Moratorium
• Kentucky Joins Nationwide Effort to Combat Financial Victimization of the Elderly
• Priorities for the Lame Duck
• Tribute to Bill Bartleman
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Three Fort Campbell Casualties
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 18
• Townhall.com - Appropriations Remodel for Rebuilding Trust
• Governor and First Lady kick-off Governor’s Holiday Food Drive
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 17
• The Hill - An Oversight Agenda
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor Beshear Recognizes Sacrifice of Fort Campbell Casualty
• Governor announces innovations to rein in Medicaid Spending
• McConnell on Earmarks: The People Have Spoken—I’m listening
• McConnell on Earmarks
• A New Way Forward
• Raymond Williams Jr.
• Release of Aung San Suu Kyi
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Mayor Abramson and Louisville veterans at a dedication ceremony for Sullivan University's new Medal of Honor Memorial Garden and Veterans Plaza on November 11.
• McConnell on Health Care Repeal
• LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE WHO SENT US HERE
• McCONNELL: ‘LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE WHO SENT US HERE.’
• Honoring Our Veterans
• Prep football: The other side of speed
• Times Tribune - Barbourville and KCEOC Win PRIDE Trophies
• Union College News - Union Wins Grant to Renovate Former Hospital Building
• WYMT - Kentucky Coal Association has Annual Meeting
• Veterans Day: Not just any other Thursday
• Company let go for slow work on bridge
• Murderer charged with drug trafficking
• Trolley's no folly, transit insists
• TAX HIKES ARE THE WRONG REMEDY FOR UNSUSTAINABLE UNEMPLOYMENT RATES
• The Democrats' Agenda To Date
• What's Next? Huge Tax Increases
• KSU audit highlights several deficiencies
• Who will paint Beshear's portrait?
• Man charged with possession of 80,000 child pornography images
• Flight dream fulfilled at 99
• Governor Beshear Announces Associated Warehousing to Expand in Murray
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 12
• State offices to close Friday for statewide furlough day
• Governor Beshear Orders Flags to Half-staff on Nov. 12
• Governor Beshear makes appointments to Boards and Commissions
• Williamson Daily News - Construction of New Med School Facility Underway
• The Daily Caller - A New Way Forward
• Honoring Our Veterans
• Lady Flyers move one rung up the ladder
• Kentucky's bowl hopes rest on showdown with Vandy
• A smooth transition
• Veterans Day
• Authors To Be Featured At The Kentucky Historical Society
• LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE WHO SENT US HERE
• McCONNELL: ‘LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE WHO SENT US HERE.’
• KHS and Candlelight Tour Means Family Fun!
• Kentucky Historical Society Adopts Seasonal Public Hours
• KHS Honors Abraham Lincoln Society Members, New Inductee
• How the Largest Tax Increase in History Will Impact You if Washington Fails to Take Action
• Four Steps to Restore Confidence in America's Economic Growth
• Jesse Stuart is Focus of November Food for Thought Program
• On October 25, Congressman Yarmuth joins Councilman David Tandy and students from the YouthBuild program to break ground on YouthBuild's new green campus in Smoketown.
• Rogers Calls on Congress to Reform
• McConnell on Health Care Repeal
• Find Your People at the November Family-History Workshop
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Kentucky
• The Democrats' Agenda To Date
• What's Next? Huge Tax Increases
• History Speaks! Presentation to Focus on Vanishing Bluegrass Region
• Despite Uncertainty, with a New Approach, Better Days Lie Ahead
• Rogers Calls for Real Health Care Reform
• KHS To Host Junior Historical Society Rallies
• Kentucky War Of 1812 Bicentennial Commission Named
• Congressman Yarmuth, Governor Beshear, and Mayor Abramson cut the ribbon on GSI Commerce's new facility in Louisville - one of three GSI facilities in Louisville expected to hire 1,500 new employees.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins friends at the Center for Women and Families to celebrate an expansion of affordable housing for victims of domestic violence. The construction of 22 new apartments at the Center is partially funded by funds from the American Re
• Rogers Calls on Washington to End the Out-of-Control Spending
• Rhetoric v. Reality: The Truth about ObamaCare for Seniors
• Tyranny of the unelected
• Congressman Yarmuth helps cut the ribbon at Signature Healthcare's new headquarters in J-town on October 11. Moving to Louisville from Florida, Signature will create more than 90 jobs and invest $6.5 million in the facility.
• Rand Paul opens GOP HQ in Hopkins County
• Washington Democrats’ Policies Fail to Reduce Unemployment Below 9 Percent for Seventeenth Consecutive Month
• TAX HIKES ARE THE WRONG REMEDY FOR UNSUSTAINABLE UNEMPLOYMENT RATES
• “Paul makes campaign stop in Bell Co.”
• “Rand Paul makes Corbin visit Wednesday”
• Endorsements
• Obama Wants Cap and Trade Next Year: Where Is Jack?
• Rand Paul appearance on Fox News discussing Medicare
• History Speaks!: ‘How Kentucky Became Southern: A Tale Of Outlaws, Horse Thieves, Gamblers And Breeders’
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Patriot's Peace Memorial.
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Patriot's Peace Memorial.
• Congressman Yarmuth visits the Family Health Center in the Iroquois neighborhood on August 16, 2010.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Mayor Jerry Abramson and Councilman David Tandy on August 16, 2010 to announce Recovery Act funding for sidewalk and road repairs in Louisville, creating more than 50 jobs.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Father Peter Quan Do, of St. Bartholomew's Parish, and Steve Bogus, of Catholic Charities of Louisville, to announce $3 million in federal funding will go toward transforming the old St. Bartholomew's school into 24 ho
• Congressman Yarmuth tours the Custom Quality Services facility in Louisville on August 25
• Congressman Yarmuth and Members of Metro Council attend the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Leadership Luncheon on August 31.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Dr. Richard Edwards, double hand transplant recipient, and his wife, Cindy Edwards, following a press conference on September 2 to discuss the recent operation at Jewish Hospital in Louisville. In 2008, Congressman Yarmuth secu
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Louisville Fire Chief Greg Frederick aboard the city's new fire and rescue boat on September 7.
• “On the campaign trail: Paul talks E. Ky. issues at Hazard meeting”
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Councilman David Tandy and representatives from LMHA and YouthBuild Louisville to celebrate the opening of a newly renovated property in Smoketown. Supported by funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, YouthBuild
• “Republican Senate candidate makes stop”
• Congressman Yarmuth receives the 2010 Literacy Leader Award on September 15 for his support of adult and family literacy programs as well as his work on the Literacy Education for All, Results for the Nation (LEARN) Act. Joining Congressman Yarmuth are r
• Chandler Makes Announcement to Save Jobs in Lincoln Co.
• Whitfield Awarded Manufacturing Legislative Excellence Prize
• Have you signed up for a Yard Sign yet? Stop by the campaign office at 600 E. Main St. or call us: 502-891-8914.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins veterans and active duty members of the Armed Forces at the Memorial Day ceremony at Cave Hill Cemetery.
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Cave Hill Cemetery.
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Patriot's Peace Memorial.
• Congressman Yarmuth visits the Family Health Center in the Iroquois neighborhood on August 16, 2010.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Mayor Jerry Abramson and Councilman David Tandy on August 16, 2010 to announce Recovery Act funding for sidewalk and road repairs in Louisville, creating more than 50 jobs.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Father Peter Quan Do, of St. Bartholomew's Parish, and Steve Bogus, of Catholic Charities of Louisville, to announce $3 million in federal funding will go toward transforming the old St. Bartholomew's school into 24 ho
• Congressman Yarmuth tours the Custom Quality Services facility in Louisville on August 25
• Congressman Yarmuth and Members of Metro Council attend the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Leadership Luncheon on August 31.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Dr. Richard Edwards, double hand transplant recipient, and his wife, Cindy Edwards, following a press conference on September 2 to discuss the recent operation at Jewish Hospital in Louisville. In 2008, Congressman Yarmuth secu
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Louisville Fire Chief Greg Frederick aboard the city's new fire and rescue boat on September 7.
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Councilman David Tandy and representatives from LMHA and YouthBuild Louisville to celebrate the opening of a newly renovated property in Smoketown. Supported by funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, YouthBuild
• Congressman Yarmuth receives the 2010 Literacy Leader Award on September 15 for his support of adult and family literacy programs as well as his work on the Literacy Education for All, Results for the Nation (LEARN) Act. Joining Congressman Yarmuth are r
• Davis, Driehaus Encourage Southwest to Consider Service to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
• Davis and Skelton Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Begin Overhaul of National Security Interagency Coordination
• Rand Paul Campaign Releases New Ad, “Stamp of Approval”
• House Republicans Take Action on the Pledge to America
• Have you signed up for a Yard Sign yet? Stop by the campaign office at 600 E. Main St. or call us: 502-891-8914.
• Lally Endorsed by U.S. Chamber of Commerce
• Congressman Yarmuth joins veterans and active duty members of the Armed Forces at the Memorial Day ceremony at Cave Hill Cemetery.
• Lally Endorsed by U.S. Chamber of Commerce
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Cave Hill Cemetery.
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Patriot's Peace Memorial.
• Jack Conway on Social Security: “Everything is on the table”
• 571-Day Delay: Conway and His Broken Promises
• Flip Flop: Conway Flips On Tax Cuts
• Flip Flop: Jack Conway Flips on Bailout Support
• Rogers Calls for an End to Economic Uncertainty
• KHS Seeking Nominations for 2010 Kentucky History Awards
• Jack Conway Flip-Flops on Social Security
• Lexington Herald-Leader Profiles Race
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• Flip Flop: Jack Conway Flips on Cap and Trade… Again
• Americans Want Us To Focus On Jobs
• More Spending and Taxes? Americans are right to be skeptical of another ‘stimulus’
• Americans Are Speaking Out
• The President Can Help the Economy Now—By Opposing His Own Tax Hike
• Americans Are Speaking Out. It’s Time Washington Started Listening.
• Remembering September 11, 2001
• Growing Bipartisan Agreement: No One Should Pay Higher Income Taxes Next Year
• Dems leaving legacy of overreach
• Senator McConnell Joins Kentuckians at “Stand Up for American Coal Jobs Rally” in Nation
• Senator McConnell's Column on the Obama Tax Hikes
• Protecting Kentucky Jobs
• Defense Bill is the Wrong Place for a Campaign Wish List
• Senator McConnell on Fox "On the Record"
• Americans are Speaking Out: Don't Raise Taxes
• Focus on Defense, Not a Political Show
• Senate Democrats ‘Disclose’ Their Priority
• Americans Are Speaking Out, But Democrats In Congress Still Aren’t Listening
• The Passing of Former Senator Ted Stevens
• The Competitive Disadvantage Act
• McConnell Statement on Iraq
• Oct 2nd with Jim DeMint, Ron Paul, Rand Paul in NKY
• Yarmuth Casts Deciding Vote for Tax Increases
• Want To Get the Message Out?
• Rogers Receives the American Future Fund “Free Market Defender” Award
• “Rand Paul makes Corbin visit Wednesday”
• One In The Senate Telethon Link inside
• Working to Keep Central Kentuckians Safe
• Protecting Bluegrass Families
• Out and About in the District
• Townhall.com - A Failure of Leadership in Congress
• The Foundry - Rep. Hal Rogers on Empowering Small Business
• Rogers Votes to Stop Chinese Currency Manipulation, Help American Industries
• Politicians ask Southwest to add service to CVG
• Proposed bill seeks to improve security collaboration
• Yarmuth Casts Deciding Vote for Tax Increases
• Rogers Participates in Rural America Solutions Group Forum
• Whitfield Statement on Vote to Adjourn Congress
• Whitfield Votes to Level Playing Field for American Manufacturers
• Watch Ben's New Video - Jill's Testimonial
• District-Wide - Moving Our Region Forward
• Rogers Announces $1 million for the Kentucky Rural Literacy Program
• Pledge to America Offers a New Way Forward
• Americans Want Us To Focus On Jobs
• Americans Are Speaking Out
• Lally/Yarmuth Debate Schedule
• “Rand Paul stops by Manchester” – from WYMT
• Rogers Announces $546,486 Grant for Manchester Memorial Hospital
• Rogers Secures $1 million to Treat those Addicted to Drugs
• Rogers Secures $1 million for PRIDE
• The Competitive Disadvantage Act
• Oct 2nd with Jim DeMint, Ron Paul, Rand Paul in NKY
• Rogers Urges Vote on Tax Relief for Families and Small Businesses
• cn|2 Poll: Chandler leads Barr by 14 points
• Todd Lally Launches First TV Ad
• Todd Lally Launches First TV Ad
• EDITORIAL: Time to curb red tape
• Rand Paul wins in Murray High School Mock Election
• Discover Your Roots At The October Family-History Workshop
• KHS To Display 2008 Ryder Cup Flag In Signature Exhibition
• Small Business Endorses Rand Paul for Congress
• Rand Paul Hears from Locals on His Visit to Louisville
• The Hill - It is time to get serious about tackling prescription drug abuse
• Rogers Receives the National Federation of Independent Business’ Guardian of Small Business Aw
• Center for Rural Development to Receive ARC Mini-Grant Planning Funds
• Rogers Presents A Pledge to America
• Congressman Yarmuth receives the 2010 Literacy Leader Award on September 15 for his support of adul
• Whitfield Recognized as Small Business Champion
• Whitfield Offers Roadmap to Boost Economy, Reform Congress
• House Approves Whitfield Bill to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse
• Guthrie receives award for support of small businesses
• REINS Act Picks Up Steam in Congress as New Report Highlights the Need for Action
• Americans Are Speaking Out, But Democrats In Congress Still Aren’t Listening
• Author Maryjean Wall To Discuss Vices Of Early Kentucky At KHS
• National Federation of Independent Business Endorses Dr. Rand Paul
• Council For Citizens Against Government Waste Endorses Dr. Rand Paul
• DREAM Act for Illegal Immigrants: Where Is Jack?
• Bono Mack, Delahunt, Rogers Raise Awareness at the Prescription Drug Abuse Caucus Forum
• DeMint introduces Davis’ REINS Act in U.S. Senate
• Whitfield Resolution Honoring John James Audubon Approved by House
• Whitfield & Polis Introduce Bill to Bring Transparency and Oversight to EEOICPA
• Chandler Poll Shows 20-Point Lead Over Barr
• Senate Democrats ‘Disclose’ Their Priority
• Dr. Rand Paul and Gov. Sarah Palin on Freedom Watch
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Councilman David Tandy and representatives from LMHA and YouthBuild Louis
• Rogers Secures $1 Million to Keep Kids Off Drugs
• Restoring an Accountable Government in Washington
• Americans are Speaking Out: Don't Raise Taxes
• Focus on Defense, Not a Political Show
• Letter to editor – “Paul helped son”
• Rand Paul to Hold “Repeal Obamacare” Press Conference in Lexington
• Sarah Palin Comes to Kentucky for Rand Paul
• As Attorneys General Open Lawsuit Against Obamacare, Where is Jack?
• Rand Paul Gains the Support of Kentucky Sheriffs
• US Chamber of Commerce Endorses Rand Paul
• Bill to Help Small Business Fails in Senate: Where Is Jack?
• Rand Paul Makes an Appearance on Louisville’s Fox in the Morning
• National Right to Life Endorses Rand Paul
• Chandler and Beshear at Ribbon-Cutting for New US 68
• Haley Barbour Comes to Northern KY for Rand Paul
• Chandler talks reservoir, economy during Stamping Ground visit
• “Off and running: Rand Paul”
• Todd Lally Releases Jobs Plan for Louisville
• Todd Lally Releases Jobs Plan for Louisville
• NRCC Announces New ‘On the Radar’ and ‘Contender’ Candidates
• The Citizens Responsibility Initiative
• Floyd County Times - Local join rally to defend coal in DC
• Frontier Housing Awarded $750,000 to Continue Investment in Appalachia
• Kentucky Highlands Awarded $750,000 to Continue Investment in Appalachia
• “Off and running: Rand Paul”
• Haley Barbour Comes to Northern KY for Rand Paul
• WYMT - Lawmakers say the coal rally's message came across Capitol Hill loud and clear
• Rogers Announces $125,000 for the Wayne County Market Place Project
• Rogers Announces $675,000 for Beattyville Water Systems Improvements
• Rogers: $1 Million Investment in Houseboat Manufacturing Transition
• Rogers Announces $100,000 for Grace Community Health Center
• Rogers Secures $495,000 for Union College
• National Right to Life Endorses Rand Paul
• I Share Voters' Frustration
• Southeast Kentucky Economic Development Corporation Awarded $750,000 to Continue Investment in Appal
• Whitfield Testifies Before ITC on Behalf of KY Paper Producers
• Bowling Green Tea Party
• Paul Talks About Obamacare, Cap and Trade, Government Debt, and Job Creation in Western Kentucky
• Bribing the public with the public’s money
• Rand Paul to Hold “Repeal Obamacare” Press Conference in Lexington
• Sarah Palin Comes to Kentucky for Rand Paul
• As Attorneys General Open Lawsuit Against Obamacare, Where is Jack?
• Rand Paul Gains the Support of Kentucky Sheriffs
• Rand Paul Makes an Appearance on Louisville’s Fox in the Morning
• US Chamber of Commerce Endorses Rand Paul
• Whitfield Sponsored Bill to Lower Electricity Costs Receives Stamp of Approval from House
• Bill to Help Small Business Fails in Senate: Where Is Jack?
• Hazard Herald - Rogers Introduces Bill to Postpone New EPA Regulation
• Museum Day Means Free Admission!
• AP - Coal Miners Rally Against Obama Administration
• Williamson Daily News - Coal Miners March on Washington in Support of Coal
• Senator McConnell's Column on the Obama Tax Hikes
• Protecting Kentucky Jobs
• Defense Bill is the Wrong Place for a Campaign Wish List
• Senator McConnell on Fox "On the Record"
• Rand Paul Receives Endorsement of the National Vietnam and Gulf War Veterans Coalition
• Lally Opens Southwest Jefferson County Office
• Enquirer Editorial: People can spur job creation
• Kirksville Volunteer Fire Department to Receive New Fire Truck
• Lally Opens Southwest Jefferson County Office
• Editorial: Obama's Proposed Budget "Unsustainable"
• 81 Jobs Saved in Madison County
• New Poll Shows Lally and Yarmuth in a Dead Heat
• Equirer Editorial: Arrogant approach to health care
• Watch Ben's New Video on YouTube
• New Poll Shows Lally and Yarmuth in a Dead Heat
• Let Congress vote on major rules
• Chandler and Stumbo Make Announcement to Protect Kentucky Women
• KY Enquirer: Davis bill would rein in regulators
• Ben: It'll Last 75 More
• Time to Rein In the Rules
• Watch Ben Chandler's Second TV Spot
• KY Enquirer: Davis hears voters' concerns
• Chandler, Central Kentucky Leaders Announce Program To Create Local Jobs
• Have you signed up for a Yard Sign yet? Stop by the campaign office at 600 E. Main St. or call us:
• Chandler Tours Winchester BCTC Campus as Part of Jobs Tour
• 9/1/2010
• Harrodsburg to Update Water System
• stands up for Louisville's working families.
• Waltz Edges out Davis in Fundraising
• House Minority Leader John Boehner Holds Fundraiser for Todd Lally
• John on Blue Wave News
• Whitfield Shines Light on Flawed Medicare Bidding Program
• Yarmuth’s Voting Record Tells the True Story
• The Truth Will Set You Free
• Rogers Rallies Coal Miners, Introduces Bill to Stop the EPA’s War on Coal
• Yarmuth’s Voting Record Tells the True Story
• New Volunteer Sign Up
• Rogers Secures $247,500 for MSU Rural Health Care Initiative in Martin County
• Todd Lally and Patrick Duerr to Hold Forum for Vets on VA Hospital
• John is endorsed by NKY Labor Council
• Senator McConnell Joins Kentuckians at “Stand Up for American Coal Jobs Rally” in Nation
• Todd Lally and Patrick Duerr to Hold Forum for Vets on VA Hospital
• Down With Tyranny Covers John and the Tea Party
• Whitfield Stands United with KY Miners Against Cap and Trade
• Must-see Videos
• 2nd Stimulus Plan is Bad Idea
• Chandler Announces Funding for Montgomery Co. and Tours Flooded Areas
• Chandler Kicks Off Jobs Tour, Visits BCTC Winchester Campus
• State Senator David Boswell says, “Ed Marksberry is the real deal”
• 320 Jobs Saved in Jessamine County
• Brett Guthrie, do you stand with Rand?
• USDA and Chandler Make Announcement in Harrodsburg
• Chandler Announces $185,250 for Clintonville Volunteer Fire Department
• Chandler Announces Recovery Act Funding for Montgomery Co. Fire Dept. and Tours Flooded Areas
• Congressman Chandler Responds to Passage of Financial Reform Legislation
• A Letter From A Soldier
• Announcing Grant for Bourbon County Fire Departments
• Rogers Announces $400,000 for Kentucky River Community Care in Jackson
• On the Tom and Judy Show in Mt. Sterling
• Rogers Secures $250,000 for PRIDE
• Chandler Speaks at New UK Emergency Department
• WYMT - Entrepreneurship Awards
• Kirksville Fire Department Receives Funding for New Fire Truck
• Rogers Announces $1.6 Million to Train New Workers
• Speaking at the New Garrard County High School
• Fighting for Those Who Defend Our Freedom
• Chandler Announces Equipment for Winchester Fire Department
• Dems leaving legacy of overreach
• Chandler: 81 Jobs in Saved in Madison County
• Income Gap Between Rich and Poor is Highest in Decades, Data Shows
• Chandler and Stumbo Fight to Prevent Domestic Violence in Kentucky
• Congressman Brett Guthrie KY-2 Big Spender
• Out and About in Boyle County
• 2010 Election Choice: Do You Want the Party That Caused the Economic Meltdown or the Party That&rsqu
• USDA and Chandler Announce New Wastewater System for Estill County
• Sometimes a Graph Is Better Than a Thousand Words
• Central Kentucky Leaders and Chandler Announce Program to Create Local Jobs
• No more cozy relationships
• Rogers: FEMA Individual Assistance Deadline Approaching Soon
• Sentinel Echo - 25 New Jobs at Highlands Diversified
• Growing Bipartisan Agreement: No One Should Pay Higher Income Taxes Next Year
• Remembering September 11, 2001
• WYMT - New Jobs Coming to Monticello with Expansion of Senture Connect
• WYMT - New Jobs in Harlan County
• Harlan Daily Enterprise - Rogers Tours County
• The Daily Caller - A Question of Priorities
• Rogers Announces the Congressional Award District Committee for Southeastern Kentucky
• Commonwealth Journal - Congressman Rogers Visits Kentucky Troops Overseas
• Americans Are Speaking Out. It’s Time Washington Started Listening.
• National Conference of State Legislatures
• Guthrie statement on Unemployment Rate
• Rogers Announces a $40,000 Grant to Improve Lake Cumberland Regional Airport
• Congressman Yarmuth visits with Scouts from Troop 40, based out of St. Paul United Methodist Church
• Whitfield Works to Protect Kentucky Consumers
• I'm on Facebook
• Where Does it End?
• Rogers Announces $768,000 for Whitley County Water District Improvements
• Congressman Yarmuth joins veterans and active duty members of the Armed Forces at the Memorial Day
• Whitfield Votes to Protect KY Seniors' Healthcare
• DISCLOSE Act Puts Politics Ahead of First Amendment
• Arizona Immigration Law Reflects Outrage over Federal Failures
• Rogers Announces a $300,000 Grant to Improve the Williamsburg-Whitley County Airport
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Cave Hill Cemetery.
• Whitfield Opposes Permanent Wall Street Bailouts
• Helping Small Business Grow the Economy
• Kentuckians Speak Out Against Washington Takeover of Health Care and Ask for Action
• Rogers Announces a $96,435 Grant for the McCreary County Airport Board
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Patriot's Peace Memorial.
• Whitfield Shines Light on Battle Against Diabetes
• A Responsible Approach to Addressing the Oil Spill
• Davis pounds Obama over 'Recovery Summer' in Republican address
• Rogers Announces $1,648,973 for Salyersville Water Systems Improvements
• Congressman Yarmuth at the Memorial Day Ceremony at Patriot's Peace Memorial.
• Whitfield Pays Tribute to Henderson's John James Audubon
• Why Make A Small Business Bill Controversial?
• Davis delivers Weekly Republican Address
• Rogers Celebrates Blaine Elementary Wastewater Project & Awards Local Difference Makers
• Photos from Congressman Yarmuth's day-long event to help job seekers in Louisville improve th
• Whitfield Calls for Immediate Investigation into Use of Potentially Hazardous FEMA Trailers to House
• How will a new national energy tax impact you?
• WSJ: Obama Vows to Help Middle Class
• Rogers Visits Troops in Afghanistan
• Congressman Yarmuth visits the Family Health Center in the Iroquois neighborhood on August 16, 2010
• Bi-Partisan Group of Lawmakers Team Up to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse
• Americans Can’t Afford a Stimulus Sequel
• Putting REINS on executive power
• Guthrie: The Majority is continuing down the path toward higher taxation and greater debt
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Mayor Jerry Abramson and Councilman David Tandy on August 16, 2010 to ann
• Whitfield Calls for Crackdown on Illegal Immigration
• Cap and Tax is Targeting Kentucky
• Congressman Geoff Davis Delivers Weekly Republican Address
• Three months into new health care law, promises unfulfilled
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Father Peter Quan Do, of St. Bartholomew's Parish, and Steve Bogus,
• NASPER Reauthorization Sails Through House Subcommittee
• Americans Weren’t Kidding When They Said They Opposed the Health Spending Bill
• Obama cites need to help middle class
• Guthrie on the Supreme Court's ruling on McDonald v. Chicago
• Congressman Yarmuth tours the Custom Quality Services facility in Louisville on August 25
• Whitfield Stands Up for American Manufacturing Jobs
• The Nomination of Elena Kagan
• President Obama’s “Recovery Summer” Is Not the Change Americans Hoped For
• Guthrie Comments on Passage of Financial Regulatory Reform Bill
• Congressman Yarmuth and Members of Metro Council attend the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana Leadership L
• Whitfield Supports Bill to Expand Clean Water Infrastructure for KY
• The Passing of Former Senator Ted Stevens
• Setting the Record Straight: An Indictment of the Administration’s Economic Policies
• Independence Day
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Dr. Richard Edwards, double hand transplant recipient, and his wife, Cind
• Whitfield Works to Move Carbon Storage Technologies Forward
• McConnell Statement on Iraq
• If It Leads To More Job Loss, They’ll Pass It
• Guthrie Announces Counties Now Eligible for USDA Disaster Assistance
• Congressman Yarmuth joins Louisville Fire Chief Greg Frederick aboard the city's new fire and
• Sedalia Elementary School Named 2010 Blue Ribbon School
• More Spending and Taxes? Americans are right to be skeptical of another ‘stimulus’
• Ready For a Real Debate About Jobs
• Guthrie Introduces Roadway Safety Training and Access Act
• Rogers Announces $937,500 for Jackson Water Systems Improvements
• Congressman Yarmuth visits with Students at Crums Lane Elementary on May 11, 2010.
• The President Can Help the Economy Now—By Opposing His Own Tax Hike
• Losing Sight of the Funding Our Troops Need
• Guthrie Announces Counties Now Eligible for SBA Disaster Loans
• Rogers Announces $300,000 for the Old Lynch Firehouse Restoration Project
• Congressman Yarmuth meets with constituents during the Louisville Loves Mountains festival on May 2
• Whitfield Votes to Repeal Individual Mandate in Healthcare Bill
• McConnell on Flood Damage in Pike County, Kentucky
• Congressman Guthrie Hosts Academy Day
• Rogers Announces a $250,000 Grant to Improve London-Corbin Airport-Magee Field
• Congressman Yarmuth speaks at a meeting of United Crescent Hill Ministries on May 22.
• Whitfield Welcomes 1st District Congressional Art Competition Winner to DC
• Bill Monroe Centennial Kick-Off Concert!
• Discover Your Roots At The September Family-History Workshop
• KHS To Host Concert With Blue Grass Boys
• KHS Now Taking Registrations for Camp Arty Fact: Fall Break 2010!
• Kentucky Historical Society Campus to Temporarily Close
• Jockey Pat Day is Focus of Food For Thought Program
• Paducah Teacher Named 2010 Kentucky Preserve America History Teacher Of The Year
• KHS To Host 'A Kentucky Food Sampler'
• KHS To Host Discussion Of Horse Farms With Genevieve Baird Lacer
• Kentucky Folklife Program To Host Concerts In Downtown Frankfort
• Del McCoury Concert At The Grand Theatre
• August Food for Thought Program To Focus on Civil War Diaries
• KHS To Host ‘Gardens And Governors’ With Jon Carloftis, Steve Collins
• History Speaks! Presentation To Focus On George Rogers Clark's Relationship With American Indians
• KHS Invites All to Enjoy Theatre in the Garden
• Public Invited To View Selections from KHS Sawyier Collection
• Food For Thought Program To Feature Novelist Taylor-Hall
• KHS to Host Kentucky History Education Conference on July
• Discover Your Roots at The July Family-History Workshop
• KHS to Host Concert with No Tools Loaned
• John C. Breckinridge Symposium
• KHS Receives Brian C. Pohanka Preservation Award
• KHS to Host Cemetery Preservation Workshop
• Discover Your Roots At The June Family-History Workshop
• Food For Thought Program to Focus on Bees
• KHS to Show Appalshop Film 'Strangers and Kin'
• Former White House Curator to Speak at Boone Day
• 19th Century Funeral and Mourning Practices Discussion at KHS
• Discover Your Roots at the May Family-History Workshop
• Enjoy An Evening with the Authors at KHS
• KHS to Show 'Stranger With A Camera' Host Filmmaker Elizabeth Barret
• KHS Honored at the Daughters of the American Revolution State Conference
• KHS To Host Discussion On Civil Rights Movement
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: April 12, 2010
• KHS To Host Event About Derby Couture - Do You Have Hat - A - Tude?
• KHS Introduces Camp ArtyFact in July
• KHS Film Series
• Food For Thought Program To Focus On New Silas House Novel
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: March 29, 2010
• Find Your People at the April Family-History Workshop
• The Vietnam War's Impact on Kentucky is Focus of History Speaks! Presentation
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: March 22, 2010
• KHS Online Exhibition Wins Gold ADDY
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: March 15, 2010
• All About Bourbon
• KHS Welcomes Dana Cox As Foundation Executive Director
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: March 8, 2010
• KHS, Buffalo Trace Distillery to Host Bourbon Discussion, Tasting
• Food For Thought Program to Focus on Governor's Mansions
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: March 1, 2010
• KHS to Host 'Kentucky Military Treasures' Teacher Open House
• Find Your People at the March Family-History Workshop
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: February 22, 2010
• KHS Scholarly Research Fellowship Deadline Approaching
• KHS Welcomes Louise Jones as Director of Special Collections and Library
• Kentucky Historical Society News Legislative Moments: February 16, 2010
• Appalachia is Focus of History Speaks! Presentation
• Kentucky Historical Society Announces New Public Hours
• District Kentucky History Day Competitions to Begin in March
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: February 8, 2010
• Kentucky Historical Society News - February 3, 2010
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: February 1, 2010
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: January 25, 2010
• Guided Tours of 'Kentucky Military Treasures' Begin in January
• Kentucky Historical Society Legislative Moments: January 19, 2010
• Early Kentucky Lottery Machine Now on Display at KHS
• KHS to Host 'Kentucky Military Treasures' Teacher Open House
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments: January 11, 2010
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Funds Projects Across Kentucky
• Kentucky Historical Society News - Legislative Moments
• News From Friends Of Kentucky Folklife - January 6, 2010
• Kentucky Historical Society News - January 4, 2010
• NPS Explores Possibility of Kentucky Lincoln National Heritage Area
• Advantage of Holiday Discounts at KHS 1792 Store
• December News from the Kentucky Historical Society - December 7, 2009
• Trace Your Roots At The December Family-History Workshop!
• Kentucky Historical Society Seeking Volunteer Docents To Share Kentucky Heritage
• KHS, Frankfort Businesses Send Holiday Wishes To Military
• Kentucky Historical Society To Host Saturday With Santa
• Food For Thought Program to Focus on Kentucky Painters
• KOHC Urges Veterans, Others To Tell, Preserve Their Stories
• KHS History Campus Free For Military On Veterans Day
• Kentucky Military History Museum Will Reopen
• KHS Museum Theatre Team Prepares for Battle
• Kentucky Military Treasures Exhibition to Open on Veterans Day
• Salute Traditions and Treasures During KHS Candlelight Tour Activities
• Military History Authors to Speak at KHS
• November News from the Kentucky Historical Society - October 30, 2009
• Kentucky's Holocaust Survivors are Focus of History Speaks! Presentation
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Franklin County
• Success Tips from Dale Carnegie Training
• October 2009 News From The Kentucky Historical Society
• Explore Your Family Tree At The October Family-History Workshop!
• Second History Speaks! Program Highlights Historic Interiors
• KHS Special Collections Extends Hours
• Museum Day Means Free Admission to the Public
• Made to be Played at the Old State Capitol
• Master Fiddlers to Perform in Frankfort
• KHS Collections on Display in Old Governor's Mansion
• Community Scholar Program to Be Offered in London
• Explore Your Family Tree at the September Family-History Workshop!
• Fun for Families in September from the Kentucky Historical Society
• Stringed Musicians from the Kentucky Center for Traditional Music to Perform at KHS
• Highlighting History Discussion Series to Debut at KHS
• Kentucky Military Treasures on View in Online Exhibition
• Kentucky Historical Society Receives $1,050,000 Grant for Civil War Sesquicentennial
• KHS Invites You To A Concert By Master Banjoists
• August News from the Kentucky Historical Society
• Spend ‘A Day at the Creek’ with the Kentucky Historical Society
• KHS Exhibition Now Open
• Trace Your Roots at the August Family-History Workshop!
• KHS Invites You to a Concert by Master Guitarists
• KHS Exhibition Closed for Repairs
• Guitar Masters to Perform in Frankfort Friday
• Storyteller Mitch Barrett to Present Songs and Stories of Appalachia
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Supported Projects Lead to New Books
• Join KHS for Toys, Tunes and Tales in the Museum
• July News from the Kentucky Historical Society - July 2, 2009
• Trace Your Roots at the July Family-History Workshop!
• Made to be Played: Traditional Art of Kentucky Luthiers
• Fayette County Teacher Chosen as Kentucky's History Teacher of the Year
• Portions of Woodburn Farm Collection Now Available for Researchers
• Come Help Us Celebrate the Army’s Birthday!
• Kentucky Oral History Commission Funds Projects Across Kentucky
• June News From the Kentucky Historical Society - June 5, 2009
• Two Kentucky Historical Society Projects Receive Awards
• Great Revivals: Kentucky Decorative Arts Treasures
• Lincoln Memorial at Louisville Waterfront Park
• Resilience and Rescue: Two Paintings to be Unveiled in Springfield
• May News from the Kentucky Historical Society
• Explore Your Family Tree at the May Family-History Workshop!
• Kentucky Historical Society to Offer Children's Activities at Governor's Derby Celebration
• Presentation on Slavery by Noted Historian Set for Louisville Free Public Library
• Frankfort Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Explore Your Family Tree at the April Family-History Workshop!
• April News From the Kentucky Historical Society - April 2, 2009
• KHS to Celebrate Ten Years in Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History
• Celebrate National Wildlife Week And Earth Day
• KHS Seeking Nominations for Kentucky History Teacher of the Year
• Last Chance to See Cornelia Vanderbilt Whitney Dollhouse at KHS
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - March 23, 2009
• KHS Receives $40,000 Grant from IMLS
• Kentucky Historical Society Seeking Research Fellowship Applicants
• Kentucky Historical Society News - March 13, 2009
• KHS Immigration Web Site Wins Award
• Kentucky Commission on Community Volunteerism and Service News - February 2009
• Pampered by Eartha Therapeutic Healing
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - March 9, 2009
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - March 2, 2009
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - February 23, 2009
• Make Plans Now to Attend the Kentucky History Awards
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - February 17, 2009
• 2008 Governor's Volunteer Awards Deadline Extended
• Beyond the Log Cabin: Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln to Close in Frankfort
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - February 9, 2009
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - February 3, 2009
• A Window into Kentucky's Abraham Lincoln - January 6, 2009
• Kentucky Historical Society News - February 2009
• Join Clifford the Big Red Dog and Celebrate Lincoln's 200th Birthday!
• Extension Granted to Employers to File Quarterly Report and to Pay Unemployment Contributions
• Recent Lincoln Acquisitions Enhance KHS Collection
• Kentucky Folklife Program Collecting Documentation of Inaugural Celebration
• Children's Advocacy Day at the Capitol!!
• Kentucky Historical Society Seeking Volunteers For Special Events
• January News from the Kentucky Historical Society
• Franklin County Fair And Horse Show
• Kentucky 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• Commonwealth News Center - April 12, 2008 Update
• Commonwealth News Center - April 10, 2008 Update
• Commonwealth News Center - April 9, 2008 Update
• Commonwealth News Center - April 8, 2008 Update
• Nominations Sought for 2008 Kentucky History Awards
• Governor Fletcher's Portrait To Be Added To KHS's Collection
• KHS Elects 2007 Executive Board Slate at Annual Meeting
• Kentucky Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Kentucky Food Banks
• Kentucky Book Fair
• Kentucky Military History Museum to Close Temporarily for Upgrades
• St Patrick's Day parades and events for Kentucky

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