State Supreme Court keeps abortion ban in place by Melissa Patrick August 18, 2022 Oral arguments are scheduled to be heard on Nov. 15 — a week after voters may decide the issue.
Ky. transportation secretary gives update on flood recovery, points to lessons from tornado outbreak by Lily Burris August 18, 2022
Beshear: Special legislative session needed to OK flood recovery funds for Eastern Kentucky by Jennifer P. Brown August 3, 2022 Local governments and school districts will need help paying for cleaning and recovery, Gov. Andy Beshear said.
Abortion rights supporters encouraged by Kansas voters’ rejection of anti-abortion measure by Al Cross August 3, 2022 The measure is similar to a constitutional amendment that will appear on Kentucky's general election ballot in November.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Lawmaker says state must prepare for adoption services in wake of abortion ruling by Al Cross July 17, 2022 Majority Caucus Chair Julie Raque Adams said the Kentucky General Assembly must see to adoption and human services, and protect jobs in pregnancy.
Enhanced punishment taking effect for crimes committed during states of emergency by Lily Burris July 14, 2022 In the days after the December tornado outbreak, some impacted communities experienced looting of homes and businesses destroyed by the storms