Kentucky has a measles outbreak, most cases in decades
Measles is extremely contagious and spread through the air from coughs or sneezes, according to the CDC.
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Judicial commission reprimands judge for appearance of bias
According to the reprimand notice, the judge didn’t disclose the relationship after the hearing, either; the witness told the prosecutor.
Trump nominates Eastern Kentucky judge to federal bench
Ballou will succeed former Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove, who was selected to become the dean of the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law earlier this year.
Kentucky medical schools to integrate more nutrition education through federal initiative
Under the program, the medical schools will provide at least 40 hours of nutrition education or an equivalent competency throughout all four years of medical school starting this fall.
Moratoriums, a mugshot and tax breaks. Catch up on Kentucky data center news.
Kentucky’s data center debate is accelerating, with new moratoriums, major proposed projects and growing scrutiny over potentially billions of dollars in tax breaks.
A county’s data center moratorium doesn’t include a small city considering huge project
A proposed hyperscale data center could bring millions in tax revenue to Burgin and its schools, but newly obtained records reveal the project could also require up to 1.3 gigawatts of power.
The Supreme Court has a message for Kentucky on surveillance: Get a warrant
Kentucky’s new license plate camera law limits some use of surveillance data but does not require police to obtain a warrant before accessing historical location data, raising constitutional concerns following a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
A mugshot turns a Kentucky data center dispute personal between an activist and a developer
In a Thursday phone interview with the Lantern, the developer said he had subsequently apologized to the woman and that his intent “was not to intimidate.”
ICE to outfit agents with electric shock gloves from KY company in $20 million no-bid contract
The devices the department is seeking are called “G.L.O.V.E,” which stands for Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter.