Debate intensifies in Cave City over potential data center development
Cave City currently does not have zoning regulations specifically tailored to data centers, though a vote on new language is expected at a May 11 council meeting at 5 p.m.
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Community walk aims to raise awareness of food insecurity among local students
According to event materials, roughly 1 in 4 students may not know where their next meal is coming from when school is not in session.
T.J. Samson continues streak of top safety grades
Leapfrog officials said the repeated recognition reflects a sustained commitment to patient care and safety standards.
New batch of veterans added to Glasgow’s Wall of Honor memorial
Installations on the wall occur periodically once enough names are collected to complete each section.
AG: Conviction in Crystal Rogers case should stand
The Kentucky Supreme Court will now consider the appeal as the case continues through the post-conviction process.
Barricaded subject prompts road closure in Glasgow
Motorists are being asked to avoid the area and use alternate routes until further notice.
Top executive exits Graves Gilbert Clinic
Despite the leadership change, officials stressed that there will be no impact on patients or services.
Beshear says he’s signing emergency measures to freeze, lower gas tax
The average price of regular gasoline and diesel in Kentucky is at $4.28 and $5.32, respectively, as of Tuesday, according to AAA.
US Supreme Court issues temporary stay preserving nationwide abortion drug access
The case could follow a similar pattern to one that played out in 2023, after U.S. District Court Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of Texas issued a ruling that would have revoked access to the abortion drug mifepristone altogether.