Ky. appeals court rules state abortion ban into effect by Ryland Barton August 1, 2022 The court granted Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s request to enforce Kentucky’s ban on abortion.
Abortion is on Ky.’s Nov. 8 ballot in a constitutional amendment, a Supreme Court race and some state legislative elections by Kentucky Health News July 30, 2022 For now, abortions remain legal in Kentucky for women with pregnancies under 15 weeks, the threshold for a ban the legislature passed this year.
Budget reconciliation bill has money for a ‘climate-focused’ Farm Bill next year by The Rural Blog July 29, 2022 The bill would equip farmers, foresters and rural communities to focus on the climate and grow local economies, advocates say.
Medical marijuana advisory group is gauging public support in Kentucky by Dustin Wilcox July 27, 2022 A Kentucky Health Issues Poll found that nine in 10 adults in the state favor legalizing marijuana for medical purposes.
Givens Addition residents oppose rezoning request for senior apartment development by Jennifer P. Brown July 27, 2022 An Ohio development company wants to buy several acres at Hammond Drive and Old Clarksville Pike to build a 70-unit apartment house.
Judge blocks Ky. laws that would greatly limit abortion by Kentucky Health News July 22, 2022 A Jefferson Circuit judge said the Kentucky laws limiting access to abortion likely violate the state constitution.
State awards an additional $2 million for Christian County water project by Hoptown Chronicle July 22, 2022 The grant will help extend water service to rural homes and will be used to construct a new pump station in North Christian.
Why Donald Trump can’t be prosecuted for ‘dereliction of duty’ for his inaction on Jan. 6 by Tim Bakken July 22, 2022 The House committee investigating President Trump’s actions on Jan. 6 may find that his failure to stop rioters from storming the Capitol amounted to a dereliction of duty — but not necessarily one he could be prosecuted for.
School board rejects construction bids for consolidated high school by Zirconia Alleyne Vansauwa July 21, 2022 The decision leaves Hopkinsville Christian County Academy in limbo. District officials had hoped to open the school in 2024.
Open records law webinar slated by Hoptown Chronicle July 21, 2022 Louisville attorney Jeremy Rogers will lead the free webinar for the Kentucky Open Government Coalition.
LBL legislation advances in US Senate committee by Jennifer P. Brown July 21, 2022 The Land Between the Lakes Recreation and Heritage Act seeks to protect the national recreational area with funding and new provisions.
Judge lifts injunction against law banning abortion in Ky. by Kentucky Health News July 17, 2022 A legal challenge continues to a state law banning all abortions in the state.
