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25-ORD-404 – Jason Kremer/Northern Kentucky Water District
Opinion Number: 25-ORD-404 Date Issued: 12/16/2025 Parties: Jason Kremer/Northern Kentucky Water District Download Full PDF Opinion Content: December 16, 2025 In re: Jason Kremer/Northern Kentucky Water District Summary: The Northern Kentucky Water District (“the District”) violated the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it denied a request for records under KRS 61.872(6) without proving…
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25-ORD-407 – Michael McDaniel/University of Kentucky
Opinion Number: 25-ORD-407 Date Issued: 12/16/2025 Parties: Michael McDaniel/University of Kentucky Download Full PDF Opinion Content: December 16, 2025 In re: Michael McDaniel/University of Kentucky Summary: The University of Kentucky (“the University”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it denied a request for records that did not precisely describe the…
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25-ORD-405 – William Moore/City of Hodgenville
Opinion Number: 25-ORD-405 Date Issued: 12/16/2025 Parties: William Moore/City of Hodgenville Download Full PDF Opinion Content: December 16, 2025 In re: William Moore/City of Hodgenville Summary: The City of Hodgenville (“the City”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it did not provide records that it does not possess. Open Records…
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MAHA Kentucky Task Force approves recommendations
MAHA Kentucky Task Force approves recommendations December 16, 2025 Rep. Matt Lockett, R-Nicholasville, speaks Tuesday during a meeting of the Make America Healthy Again Kentucky Task Force. A high-res version can be found here. FRANKFORT — The Make America Healthy Again Kentucky Task Force unanimously approved recommendations Tuesday for lawmakers to consider during the…
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Kentucky Voices for Health’s annual meeting focuses on looming changes to Medicaid program
By Melissa PatrickKentucky Health News As Kentucky gears up to implement the changes to Medicaid brought about by Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Kentucky Voices for Health convened health officials, consumers and lawmakers at its annual meeting to discuss the act’s impact and what happens next. Kentucky Health Secretary Dr. Steven Stack opened…
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Gov. Beshear: AKFA Aluminum Solutions To Establish New Manufacturing Operation in Bowling Green, Creating 331 Quality Jobs
Announcement marks the first project launch for an Uzbekistani manufacturer in the United States FRANKFORT, Ky. (Dec. 15, 2025) – Today, Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted a historic milestone for the state’s manufacturing industry, as AKFA Aluminum Solutions, a division of Uzbekistan’s AKFA Group, announced plans to become the first Uzbekistani company to establish…
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Kentucky children living with ‘unacceptable’ levels of poverty and hunger, new data shows
By Sarah LaddKentucky Lantern Many of Kentucky’s children continue to live in levels of poverty that child advocates call “unacceptable.” The Kids Count Data Dashboard, released by Kentucky Youth Advocates Thursday, shows that about 21% of children are living in food-insecure households, 20% live below the poverty level and 44% live in low-income households.…
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Kentucky enrollment up nearly 23% in health-related fields since 2022
Kentucky Health News Kentucky is experiencing a surge in students pursuing health-related degrees, according to new data released by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education. Enrollment in health-related majors across all public and private colleges and universities has increased 22.8% — or by 6,953 students — since 2022, according to a CPE news release.…
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Kentucky opens first medical marijuana dispensary; Trump expected to reclassify marijuana, The Washington Post reports
Kentucky Health News Kentucky’s first medical marijuana dispensary officially opened Saturday, Dec. 13, nearly one year after it became legal in the state on Jan. 1. The Post Dispensary, located in Beaver Dam, a small city in Ohio County, opened at 10 a.m. with plans to stay open until supplies ran out. People traveled…
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It’s not too late to get vaccinated this respiratory season
By StatePoint Media In a time of confusion and inconsistent information, healthcare professionals want you to know that it’s not too late to get vaccinated this respiratory season. Getting vaccinated helps protect against potentially serious diseases like influenza (flu), Covid-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and pneumococcal disease. A recent survey from the National Foundation…