Free legal help available on Judicial Branch website
The state Judicial Branch officially announced its Legal Self-Help Portal on Tuesday. The Legal Self-Help Portal is a dedicated section ...
GOP bill stiffening criminal penalties, targeting homeless campers clears House committee
by McKenna Horsley, Kentucky LanternJanuary 18, 2024 FRANKFORT — Lawmakers moved a Republican anti-crime bill out of committee Thursday afternoon ...
House anti-DEI bill would increase government oversight of Kentucky’s public universities
by McKenna Horsley, Kentucky LanternJanuary 19, 2024 A House Republican is broadening her party’s attack on diversity, equity and inclusion ...
Rankin Powell, UK alum, No-Till agriculture pioneer recognized for decades of extension work
Article courtesy of the UK Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment Rankin Powell, University of Kentucky alumnus and retired extension ...
Use of some warming centers is high
Some Henderson warming centers have been busy since a cold snap arrived mid-January. The Salvation Army opened last Sunday, Jan. ...
City officials and staff prep for the year–and beyond
Henderson Mayor Brad Staton revealed for the first time a plan to create a local frontage road that would parallel ...
House Republicans unveil two-year state budget with over $1.7 billion in one-time spending
by Liam Niemeyer, Kentucky LanternJanuary 16, 2024 Republican leadership in the Kentucky House of Representatives filed bills representing a much ...
Brooks talks about “good trouble”
The Rev. Dr. Adrian M. Brooks, Sr., spoke about the need for “good trouble” in his Martin Luther King Day ...
Family Judge Curlin returns to the bench Tuesday
The state Supreme Court has lifted its indefinite suspension against Henderson County Family Judge David Curlin, allowing him to return ...
Pruitt to run for his seventh commission seat
Robert Pruitt, currently serving his sixth term as a city commissioner, says he was asked to run for the Dist. ...