Austin Schick

Today’s jury verdict in Lewis County delivers hard-won justice and affirms that Kylie Marie Weitz’s life mattered. In Kentucky, we take domestic violence crimes seriously, and we will continue to hold offenders accountable. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

This so-called pastor’s abuse of his position of spiritual trust to prey on a young victim was heartbreaking. We are sending this predator to prison to protect more Kentuckians from horrific abuse. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

NO. WAY. 😱 WE'RE GOING TO OVERTIME!!! #MarchMadness

It takes extraordinary courage for a young person to speak out—especially when it means standing up to someone in power. I commend this brave young woman, our law enforcement & prosecutor partners who worked to ensure this predator is behind bars. More: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

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Through zealous collaboration among our outstanding partners in KY law enforcement, health officials & the Trump Administration, we’ve successfully banned bromazolam nationwide. We must continue to run faster to counter the deadly drug threat. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

Public officials saying no one saw snow coming this morning are 100% wrong. I specifically said on WKYT and via social media that snow would impact this morning's commute causing delays and cancellations.

240 VIOLENT OFFENDERS MAY BE RELEASED IN KY? @RCforAG explains Kentucky’s Safer Kentucky Act required violent offenders to serve 85% of their sentences before parole. A class-action challenge and a single judge’s ruling could now lead to 240 inmates being released unless the Court of Appeals steps in. @AmandaHead @jsolomonReports

We’re seeking justice for a four-month-old baby boy seriously injured by his father. According to court documents, that baby had fractured ribs and a broken tibia. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

Let’s gooooooooo 🐻🐻🐻

“Common sense is back in our Commonwealth,” says Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman ahead of President Donald Trump’s speech in front of supporters in Hebron, Kentucky at Verst Group Logistics.

Our partners in the General Assembly passed the Safer Kentucky Act in 2024 but action by a Circuit Court judge could release 240+ violent offenders back into our neighborhoods. More on my conversation with @terrymeiners and our efforts to keep Kentucky’s families safe:

ICYMI: I spoke with @GregDunker and @TrafficGuyBrad this morning on @NewsTalk943 to discuss our fight to keep 240+ violent criminals behind bars, including several in the River Counties.

.@kyoag Russell Coleman filed an emergency motion seeking to thwart a Kentucky judge's ruling that could lead to 240 violent offenders getting early prison releases. Here's our @840WHAS conversation⚖️ iheart.com/podcast/66-ter… #publicsafety #protectingvictims #Kentucky

These violent criminals could soon be back on YOUR streets. It’s why we are appealing a heinous decision from a Circuit judge that could endanger Kentucky families. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

ICYMI: We filed an emergency action to stop violent criminals from getting out of prison early. They were convicted of manslaughter, rape, sodomy, and other horrific crimes. I spoke with @WLKY about our efforts to keep Kentucky families safe: wlky.com/article/kentuc…

@SamKnefTV Dude... It’s so good

The Big Arch is gas Good job @McDonalds @stuhammer_

The General Assembly passed the Safer Kentucky Act to protect families and support law enforcement. It's why we're asking the Court of Appeals to keep these criminals where they belong. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

The General Assembly cut Kentuckians’ taxes in an effort to help families save and grow their money. The Governor of our Commonwealth and its courts – as coordinate branches of government – should respect legislators’ ability to do just that. More here: kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity…

Great to speak with Fayette County law enforcement and first responders today at @UKPolice's public safety luncheon. Zealous collaboration like this makes for a safer Lexington and Kentucky.