March 30, 2021 - Day 30 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
Renee Shaw recaps the last day of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly.
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A report on the most significant activities of the day's legislative meetings, including committee testimony and actions, and debate and votes on the floor of Kentucky's Senate and House of Representatives.
March 29, 2021 - Day 29 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
In the penultimate day of the 2021 session, the General Assembly overrides gubernatorial vetoes on a series of measures, including bills on school cho...
March 16, 2021 - Day 28 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The House and Senate act on school choice, spending of federal COVID relief funds, and a retirement package for new teachers. Legislators also approve...
March 15, 2021 - Day 27 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The Senate and House approve a one-year state budget. The Senate agrees to House changes to a bill creating a commission on racial equity, and approve...
March 12, 2021 - Day 26 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The House votes on Open Records Act requests, vaccination opt-outs, police misconduct, and cryptocurrency mining incentives. A House committee approve...
March 11, 2021 - Day 25 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The House passes a school choice bill and a limit on pandemic emergency executive orders. The Senate approves a measure on riot-related crimes and ins...
March 5, 2021 - Day 24 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The House approves unemployment overpayment relief, transitional help for the formerly incarcerated, assistance for pregnant inmates, and penalties fo...
March 4, 2021 - Day 23 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The House gives final passage to a school reopening plan. House committees advance unemployment overpayment relief and exemptions for mandatory immuni...
March 3, 2021 - Day 22 of the 2021 Kentucky General Assembly
The House approves aid packages for rural broadband deployment and rural hospitals, financial protection for the gun industry, and a tax break for cry...