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The League of Women Voters will host the virtual session on March 8.

Kentucky Thoroughbred Association CEO Chauncey Morris said the new law benefits 450 farms in central Kentucky and 60,000 workers tied to horse racing. Meanwhile, some officials are disappointed the new law didn’t set aside money to address addiction issues.

Christian County Public Schools reported multiple county roads were impassible Monday, and the district switched to virtual instruction.

Coronavirus safety measures, including masks and social distancing, will be required.

The state House of Representatives passed a bill Friday that would bar people and entities outside the commonwealth from making open records requests for Kentucky records.

The bill is sponsored by Senate President Robert Stivers, a Republican from Manchester, who said that Breonna Taylor was killed after “a series of bad police judgments.”

Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent, with their band, will perform on March 26.

The bill's sponsor said he doesn’t oppose solar energy as a whole, and wouldn’t want his bill to prevent smaller solar installations on individual farms.

The decision caps off nearly two months of closed-door meetings of the Kentucky House Impeachment Committee.

The retired educator was the first Black administrator at Hopkinsville High School.

The health department, which operates a regional vaccine distribution site at the James E. Bruce Convention Center, is not yet accepting appointment requests for individuals who fall within other categories of Phase 1C.

Senate President Robert Stivers, a Republican from Manchester, said the Breonna Taylor raid wouldn’t have happened under his proposal.