Every person reading this has $10 or knows someone who can afford to give $10. Give to the Red Cross. Support tornado relief efforts.

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Complaints from Pimlico Apartments tenants affected by a mass relocation has prompted the Urban County Council to question how the Lexington Housing Authority is handling the move. [H-L] What would you do if the IRS wanted to see your interactions on social media? At least one Tea Party group in Ohio received just such a [...]

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This week the Transportation Lady focuses on Kentucky Transportation Cabinet employees volunteering with Habitat for Humanity:

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This week the Transportation Lady highlights one of the nearly 5,000 employees of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet:

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This is a very important story. Varieties of carrot cake desserts makes it a great Easter choice. [H-L] Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan caught the attorney defending the Defense of Marriage Act in a rare “gotcha” moment — in the eyes of many in the audience — at the high court on Wednesday. [Politico] That [...]

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This week the Transportation Lady highlights two KYTC employees who were in the right place at the right time to help someone in need:

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This week the Transportation Lady got her hur did and she discusses the Cabinet’s Engineering Scholarship Programs:

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Yesterday, House Bill 105 passed 87 to 9 in the State House. It’s kind of a major deal. Allows for bench trials to determine competency for guardianship. Maybe some of the most important legislation to hit this decade. When you have a loved one who is aging or dying and your drug-addled family is ruining [...]

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In the Friday news dumb, the Governor’s Office popped out notice of First Lady Jane Beshear’s special commentary on the new Capitol Education Center. Since it received little attention, it’s worth noting her remarks: Jane could be sitting on her behind like most political wives but she actually focuses on things that matter like education. [...]

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Magistrates approved sharp cuts in Knott County’s budget Wednesday to compensate for a projected shortfall of $1.2 million in coal-severance tax revenue. The spending cuts will mean significant layoffs, Deputy Judge-Executive Greg Mullins said. [H-L] Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) continued his attack on former-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday for her handling of the [...]

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