KENTUCKY PRESS NEWS SERVICE
Kentucky's state legislators will be back in Frankfort Monday and
Tuesday for the final two days of the current legislative session. It's
likely the action will run late into the night on both days.
Lawmakers are likely to work on the state's ailing pension system for state and local government retirees.
There may also be a push to approve the so-called Hemp Bill. The bill
has been OK'd by the Senate but has not been before the House of
Representatives.
Another bill whose future is uncertain involves legislative
redistricting. Other topics likely to be covered during the final two
days include voting access for soldiers stationed overseas and health
care.
