Tag: Kentucky politics
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Kentucky’s first Black Fish and Wildlife Commissioner, Jerry Ferrell, faces removal as Senate Bill 245 threatens his reappointment. Governor Beshear vetoed the bill, but GOP lawmakers may override it.
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Pam Stevenson becomes the first Black woman to lead Kentucky House Democrats, marking a historic moment in state politics.
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