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Words of the Week: Bipartisan and Bicameral

Two words kept showing up in Frankfort this week, and not by accident.
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2026 KYGA Words of the Week

If you follow politics even casually, you have probably heard a small blizzard of terms thrown around this time of year.
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Looking Ahead to 2026: Why This Legislative Session Matters 

In 2026, every seat in the Kentucky House and half of the Senate will be on the ballot. That fact alone makes the upcoming legislative session consequential. But the real stakes go deeper.
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ACLU, ACLU-KY FILE BRIEF SUPPORTING AFL-CIO AND KENTUCKY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Last week, the ACLU and ACLU of Kentucky filed an amicus, or “friend of the Court” brief, with the Supreme Court of Kentucky.

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Jan 22, 2026

Kentucky Lawmakers Introduce Family Preservation and Accountability Act to Keep Families Together and Reduce Harm to Children

Jan 15, 2026

Judge Orders LMDC to Release Withheld Records on Inmate Observer Program – Immediately

Dec 05, 2025

ACLU, ACLU-KY FILE BRIEF SUPPORTING AFL-CIO AND KENTUCKY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Last week, the ACLU and ACLU of Kentucky filed an amicus, or “friend of the Court” brief, with the Supreme Court of Kentucky.

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Louisville Coalition for Immigrant Support

The Louisville Coalition for Immigrant Support (LCIS) was formed to support our immigrant neighbors proactively to prevent crises and reactively to address immediate needs to keep individuals safe and families together.

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ACLU of Kentucky, ACLU of Virginia, and ACLU National have partnered to sue the Trump Administration over book bans on military bases.
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EK v. DoDEA

Students in schools on military bases sued on April 15, 2025, arguing that DoDEA's book removals and curricular changes following several executive orders from President Donald Trump violate their First Amendment rights.