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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2019 · 53 MIN

The 2019 Kentucky Legislative Session Is Over -- What Happened?

from On Track · host Louisville Public Media

Legislators passed several bills during this year's legislative session affecting the state pension system, abortion, felony expungement, school safety and more. The session also brought a new round of protests in Frankfort from public school teachers, with rallies leading Jefferson County Public Schools to close for six days. Guest host Ryland Barton talks with a panel of state lawmakers to review this year's legislative session. Our guests were: Representative Attica Scott, Democrat from Louisville Representative Jason Nemes, Republican from Louisville Representative Kim Moser, Republican from Taylor Mill Senator Morgan McGarvey, Democrat from Louisville

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This week on In Conversation, we talk with a bipartisan group of state legislators about abortion, the state pension and other topics covered in this year's legislative session.

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