Ed Choice Kentucky President Maurice Lundrigen and other supporters of Kentucky Constitutional Amendment 2 discussed the amendment and private education at an event at the Burlington branch of Boone County Public Library.
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Erlanger City Council candidates discuss goals and backgrounds at public forum
Erlanger City Council candidates discussed their backgrounds and goals at a public forum, with topics including communication with residents, infrastructure improvements, park improvements and financial priorities.
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Print your county’s list of contested races here
Due to a printing error, only the Kenton County list of contested races made it into our election super issue. That means Campbell County and Boone County did not receive the list of contested races in their counties. LINK nky regrets the error, and we are doing our best to make it right. If you […]
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Local, national experts discuss Amendment 2 at LINK nky Community Conversation
Amendment 2, which would allow state funding for non-public education, has sparked a contentious debate in Kentucky, with proponents arguing for parental choice and critics warning of potential negative consequences for public education.
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Join LINK nky in a Community Conversation about Amendment 2
Much of Northern Kentucky — and people across the state — are talking about Amendment 2, a crucial constitutional amendment that will be on the ballot this fall. The amendment proposes significant changes to how school funding can be used in Kentucky. It’s implications will affect students, educators and communities across the state. LINK nky, […]
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NKY superintendents speak out against Amendment 2
Superintendents from Northern Kentucky public schools have criticized Amendment 2, arguing that it would siphon money from public schools, reduce access for vulnerable student populations, and put undue strain on an already beleaguered public school system.
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The deadline to register to vote is today
The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming general election on November 5 is October 7 at 4 p.m., either electronically or by mail, and voters can register at vrsws.sos.ky.gov/ovrweb or download a paper registration application and mail it to their county clerk.
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Lt. Gov. Coleman speaks out against Amendment 2 in Hebron
Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman and other NKY Democrats are opposing Amendment 2, which would allow the General Assembly to provide public funding for non-public education, as they fear it would divert money away from public schools and potentially lead to voucher programs.
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New Harris campaign ad features Kentucky rape survivor who became pregnant at 12
A new campaign ad from Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign features sexual abuse survivor Hadley Duvall, a Kentucky woman who was raped by her stepfather and became pregnant when she was 12 years old. Duvall says in the 30-second spot, titled “Monster” that at the time she discovered she was pregnant, she “had options” that […]
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Join us on Oct. 10 for a virtual Covington candidate forum
On October 10, LINK nky is hosting a virtual forum with the candidates for the Covington City Commission to discuss important issues in the community, including housing, economic development, city finances, and more.