Very Presidential!! Looking forward to casting my vote for Kamala Harris!! Let’s Go!!!

Guilty Verdict!!! We celebrate this evening but the work continues. #BreonnaTaylor

These words. #BreonnaTaylor

Congratulations!!!

Legislators for Safer Communities are ready to step up and fight for gun safety legislation at the state level. If we cannot count on the federal government to keep us safe, 200+ state legislators will do the work. 1/2

Congratulations!!!

Congratulations, Rep. Sen. Keturah Herron!

Today at the White House, lawmakers gathered for a pivotal meeting to reaffirm their commitment to advancing gun violence prevention efforts in the coming years.

Today, Lawmakers for Safer Communities met with leaders from Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, OGVP 46 Archived, and Congress to discuss how states plan to continue investing in gun violence prevention efforts. We’re proud to support this coalition in their crucial work.

Thank you!! It is always great to be in space with you.

Thank you for your service!! Well done.

Such a huge honor to continue to serve the people of the Commonwealth of Kentucky…this time around as Senator Herron.

I join these great KY Nonprofits and ask U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell Rand Paul Congressman Andy Barr Rep. Brett Guthrie Rep. Morgan McGarvey Hal Rogers and Rep. James Comer to support the PAIN Act.

Louisville!! Get your cases taken care of!! Only a few days left! @ants012369 Sen. Keturah Herron Kungu Njuguna Louisville Urban League Philmonger Shelton McElroy All of Us or None JustLeadershipUSA

“Nearly 195,000 #Kentucky residents regained their right to vote as a result of [Gov. Beshear’s 2019] order. Rep. Sen. Keturah Herron’s bill would extend those rights.” Read more: jlusa.org/2025/03/03/ket… #VotingRights #FelonyDisenfranchisement #Democracy

The unfortunate truth is that Louisville has seen little progress since police killed Breonna Taylor five years ago. There is a way forward. Metro Council needs to take leadership. Sen. Keturah Herron courier-journal.com/story/opinion/…

"Let’s be clear: Five years later, citizens of Louisville, especially those in Black and brown communities do not feel safe. Not from crime, not from violence, and certainly not from the people sworn to serve and protect." -Sen. Keturah Herron courier-journal.com/story/opinion/…

We owe Breonna Taylor more than remembrance. We owe justice. #BreonnaTaylor courier-journal.com/story/opinion/…

My statement regarding the Trump administration’s move to dismiss the civil lawsuit against the city of Louisville and Louisville Metro Police Department.

Medicaid in Kentucky gets absolutely hammered in the House bill--loss of $1.7 billion, 2nd-worst proportionally of all states, and lost coverage of 207,000-345,000 Kentuckians, 5th-worst among states