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Many of the laws passed by the Kentucky General Assembly during the 2023 legislative session will go into effect Thursday, but not all of them.
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Several changes to Kentucky’s hunting and fishing regulations went into effect last week.
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In November, Kentuckians will vote on an amendment that would explicitly state there is no right to abortion in the state constitution. A group of panelists discussed the amendment on Friday and urged Kentuckians to vote it down, saying it would have devastating effects.
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New laws are taking effect in Kentucky that allow charter schools, regulate Bible literacy classes in public schools and limit the supply of prescription…
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A new Kentucky law will shield entities donating food to nonprofits from liability with the goal of increasing food donations. The Courier-Journal reports…
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Although the 2016 General Assembly ended back in April, its effects will be felt in mid-July, when a bevy of laws go into effect.Most new laws are given a…
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Kentucky lawmakers have killed a bill that would establish so-called “right-to-work” laws in the commonwealth. The Republican-backed bill would prohibit…
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The U.S. Supreme's Court ruling Wednesday striking down the federal Defense of Marriage Act does not impact Kentucky laws regarding the definition of…
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A long list of new laws are set to take effect in Kentucky this week, including one that will allow the state to offer extra tax incentives to encourage…