KY AG Cameron Sues Beshear

KY Attorney General Daniel Cameron joined a lawsuit against Gov. Andy Beshear over the governor’s ban of in-person faith-based meetings to slow the spread of coronavirus. Gov. Beshear said churches couldn't open until May 20th, while manufacturers and horse racing...

Donning Masks in Public

Gov. Beshear ordered Kentuckians going out in public to begin wearing masks today. The idea is to slow the spread of coronavirus as Kentucky's economy begins to open up. However, many have questioned why people haven't already been ordered to wear masks while shopping...

When Can Kentucky Reopen?

The coronavirus hasn't claimed nearly as many lives as health experts predicted. There have been only around 250 COVID-19 related deaths in Kentucky, and most have been the very elderly or immuno-compromised. Nor have hospitals been overwhelmed, which was the reason...

National Day of Prayer

Today is the National Day of Prayer. This is where Christians from across the denominational spectrum gather on courthouse steps across the country to hear brief messages and to pray for our state and nation. But not today at least not in person. Despite the inability...

Kentucky Board of Elections Adopts Vote-by-Mail Primary

Kentucky's primary has been moved to June 23. Now the Kentucky Board of Elections has recommended that all voting will be done by mail-in ballots. They also approved an additional $1.2 million to cover return postage for voters and an additional $1 million for county...

Attorney General Cameron Threatens Lawsuit

Last week Kentucky's Attorney General Daniel Cameron called on Gov. Andy Beshear to lift his order requiring churches to not meet in-person. Cameron said “The Governor should allow churches to resume in-person services, consistent with the (U.S.) Constitution and CDC...

Gov. Beshear Vetoes Born Alive Infant Protection Act

Gov. Beshear vetoed Kentucky's Born Alive Infant Protection Act. The bill required that “a physician performing an abortion shall take all medically appropriate and reasonable steps to preserve the life and health of a born-alive infant,” Abortionists who violated the...

Tennessee Opening Today

Tennessee's Safer at Home Order expired yesterday and the majority of businesses in 89 of the 95 Tennessee's counties are allowed to reopen today.   Gov. Bill Lee  said his "Economic Recovery Group [had been] working with industry leaders around the clock [in order to...

McConnell Suggests Bankruptcy Possibility

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky) suggested that states struggling to pay bills should consider filing bankruptcy. He said that "[bankruptcy] save[d] some cities. And there’s no good reason for it not to be available." McConnell explained that he's opposed...

Abortion in the Midst of Pandemic

A group of pro-life advocates presented Gov. Beshear with over 10,000 petition signatures asking him to close down EMW Women's Clinic in Louisville. They point out that 627 children have been aborted in Kentucky between March 1 to April 21. During the same time...

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