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By MANDY McCLAREN

Kentucky's largest school district will close again, as a substantial number of its teachers dig in their heels in protest — a work stoppage some say could drag into the remaining days of the 2019 legislative session.

By JOE SONKA

A bill that would allow Kentucky employers to force workers into signing a binding arbitration agreement as a condition of employment moved closer to final passage on Tuesday, after clearing a state House committee on a party-line vote.

From Tammy Berlin, vice president, Jefferson County Teachers Association:

Can you spread the word to keep up our momentum?

Yesterday we asked our fellow Kentuckians to show their opposition to Scholarship Tax Credits (HB205) by calling their legislators and leaving a message for them on the Kentucky Legislative Hotline.

House Bill 205 (Scholarship Tax Credits) was heard for discussion only in the House Appropriations and Revenue committee today.  Under HB205 a family of four could make over $90K and still get a “scholarship” for any private school. These “scholarships” are funded by taxes under this bill.

Fox News has always been partisan. But has it become propaganda?

By JANE MAYER