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- KSP trooper resigns after his DUI arrest
- House Democrats reveal redrawn plan
- Hemp clears one hurdle, but more to come
- Kentucky, Glasgow recognized for industry expansion
- Beshear talks pension funding, conversation with Judd
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Beshear will call special session if pension issue unresolved
Gov. Steve Beshear held out hope Tuesday that lawmakers can still find a compromise solution to the state’s badly underfunded employee pension funds in the waning days of the 30-day General Assembly.
He all but said he’s prepared to call a special session later this year if no solution is reached in this session. - Hemp bill on table again; redistricting in ‘final phase’
- RONNIE ELLIS: House considers ways to pay pension costs
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Right to work, prevailing wage debate for nought
It was perhaps a perfect illustration of the 2013 General Assembly deliberations so far.
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Redistricting, pension fix remain hot topics
Tuesday was the final day to file bills in the state House but that doesn’t mean the possibility of a House redistricting plan or using instant racing revenues to fund a pension system fix are dead.
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