Kenny Colston

Kentucky Public Radio Frankfort Reporter

Kenny Colston is the Frankfort Bureau Chief for Kentucky Public Radio (a collaborative effort of public radio stations in Kentucky). Colston has covered Kentucky's Capitol and state government since 2010. He is a Louisville native, and a graduate of the University of Kentucky. When he's not tracking down stories about Kentucky politics, you can often find him watching college sports, particularly football.

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Politics
4:46 pm
Tue April 24, 2012

New Documents Shed Light on Super Pac Role in 4th District Race

Newly-released documents show that a Northern Kentucky businessman is the  primary donor and a significant fundraiser for a super PAC that’s involved in Kentucky’s Fourth Congressional District race. But super PAC officials say the man has no official role with the group.

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Politics
11:59 am
Tue April 24, 2012

Bill Cracking Down on Kentucky Prescription Pills Officially Signed into Law

Kentucky lawmakers and Governor Steve Beshear are applauding the passage of a bill aimed at reducing prescription pill abuse. Beshear signed the pill bill Tuesday, inviting key legislators and law enforcement officers to take part in the ceremony.

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Controversial Measure Becomes Law
11:42 am
Tue April 24, 2012

Governor Beshear Signs Pill Bill into Law

Kentucky lawmakers and Governor Steve Beshear are applauding the passage of a bill aimed at reducing prescription pill abuse.Beshear signed the pill bill today, inviting key legislators and law enforcement officers to take part in the ceremony.

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Politics
8:29 am
Mon April 23, 2012

Kentucky Special Session in the Books, with Several Important Issues Left for Next Year

After spending 65 days in Frankfort, Kentucky lawmakers can once again point to strong new drug laws as their signature achievements. The General Assembly passed bills cracking down on synthetic drugs, prescription abuse and meth production.

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Politics
2:49 pm
Thu April 19, 2012

Prescription Pill Bill Again Faces Trouble in Senate, Future Still Uncertain

A bill aimed at cracking down on prescription pill abuse could be stalled once again in the Kentucky Senate. Senate leaders say they are still reviewing the bill, which would enhance the KASPER tracking system and make it part of the attorney general’s office.

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