Hannah Saad

While Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan thinks the community should not forget the city’s residents who died during one of the worst natural disasters in Kentucky’s history, she said the anniversary of the tornado also served as a celebration of the town’s rebirth and growth.

The approval comes despite concerns from Memphis area residents and environmental advocacy groups.

Kentucky Open Government Coalition co-director Amye Bensenhaver called the Kentucky Supreme Court’s ruling a “monumentally important opinion.”

According to data from the Kentucky Housing Corporation, the Bluegrass State has a housing gap of over 200,000 units.

The case involves records requested by the Louisville Courier-Journal relating to a July 2020 high-speed pursuit.

The report examines Kentucky’s current housing landscape and looks at the Commonwealth’s future residential needs through the lens of economic development.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that it is awarding a $25 million grant to the city of Mayfield.

According to data released earlier this year, Kentucky has an overall housing gap of over 200,000 units.

The U.S. Senator for Kentucky visited Hopkinsville on Monday.