Dozens of new Kentucky laws take effect this week. Here’s what changes
New laws will impact gaming, schools, criminal justice, first responders and more beginning July 15.
Trial date set after mediation fails in Glasgow triple-fatal crash case
Asa Howard, accused of causing the Oct. 17, 2025, crash that killed three teenagers, appeared in court Monday after an attempted plea agreement process was unsuccessful.
Family seeks damages from driver, liquor store after triple-fatal Glasgow crash
A new lawsuit alleges underage alcohol sales by a Glasgow liquor store contributed to the October crash that killed three teenagers, naming both the driver and the business as defendants.
Cram the Cruiser event set for July 24 to collect school supplies
All donations will benefit students in school systems across Barren County.
Fading memories
From childhood classrooms to family reunions and a runaway goat, Jimmy pens a nostalgic reflection on the stories we carry and why sharing them matters.
Kentucky’s ‘blizzard of opportunities and obligations’ to its children
There are many lawmakers working on children’s issues, from childcare reform to vaping prevention and the criminalization of sexual extortion.
Developer says growth moving north as Glasgow revises Johnson property plans
The 161.8-acre Johnson property, located off Cleveland Avenue, was purchased by the city in 2024 to guide the future development of one of Glasgow’s largest remaining undeveloped tracts.
Drive-in theater, amphitheater project still moving forward in Park City
The project is planned for a 15.2-acre site owned by the city of Park City at 351 W. Dixie St., near Kentucky 255 and within a mile of I-65.
Data center lawsuit looms over Cave City Council meeting
According to the agenda, the council’s closed session will include discussion of pending litigation and matters related to real property.