Jul 30 Politics Ky. Supreme Court To Consider Medical Review Panels, Right-To-Work Next week, Kentucky’s Supreme Court will hear high-profile legal challenges dealing with the constitutionality of new laws, and who appears on a ballot after a candidate dies. By Ryland Barton Jul 30 Politics Ky. Supreme Court To Consider Medical Review Panels, Right-To-Work Ryland Barton
Jun 25 Politics Ky. GOP Lawmaker: If Ruling Against Pension Law Upheld, ‘We’ll Come Back’ Louisville Rep. Jerry Miller said that lawmakers would pass the bill again because “the reasons we passed the bill are still in existence.” By Ryland Barton Jun 25 Politics GOP Lawmaker: If Ruling Against Pension Law Upheld, 'We'll Come Back' Ryland Barton
Feb 12 Politics Bevin: Company Should Not Be Forced To Make Gay Pride Shirts Bevin is urging the state's highest court to rule in favor of a company whose owner refused to print T-shirts for a gay pride festival because of his Christian beliefs. By Associated Press Feb 12 Politics Bevin: Company Should Not Be Forced To Make Gay Pride Shirts Associated Press
Oct 22 Politics Kentucky Chief Justice Renews Call For Judicial Redistricting, Pay Raises Chief Justice John Minton is renewing his call to lawmakers to redraw judicial boundaries in the state to ease caseloads in local courts. By Ryland Barton Oct 22 Politics Ky. Chief Justice Renews Call For Judicial Redistricting, Pay Raises Ryland Barton
Sep 28 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Rules Challenge To Bevin U of L Overhaul Is Moot The high court said the issue was moot because the state legislature approved legislation effectively codifying Bevin’s restructuring of the board earlier this year. By Ryland Barton Sep 28 Politics Ky. Supreme Court Rules Challenge To Bevin U of L Overhaul Is Moot Ryland Barton
Aug 18 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Governor’s Powers Gov. Bevin has appealed a lower court’s ruling that he didn’t have the authority to overhaul the University of Louisville board of trustees. By Ryland Barton Aug 18 Politics Kentucky Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Governor's Powers Ryland Barton
Aug 14 Politics Kentucky Courts System Now Subject To Open Records Rule The public will have access to records held by the administrative arm of Kentucky’s courts system, though there are several exceptions to the new policy. By Ryland Barton Aug 14 Politics Kentucky Courts System Now Subject To Open Records Rule Ryland Barton
Jul 5 Community Former Kentucky Supreme Court Justice John Palmore Dies At 99 Palmore served as chief justice on the Kentucky Supreme Court from 1977 until 1982. By Associated Press Jul 5 Community Former Kentucky Supreme Court Justice John Palmore Dies At 99 Associated Press
Jun 16 Politics Bevin And Beshear Head To Kentucky Supreme Court Again The Kentucky Supreme Court will weigh in on whether the governor’s attempted overhaul of the U of L trustee board last summer was legal. By Ryland Barton Jun 16 Politics Bevin And Beshear Head To Kentucky Supreme Court Again Ryland Barton
May 10 Politics Lexington Looks For Ways Around Panhandling Ban The Kentucky Supreme Court struck down Lexington's panhandling ban in February. Now city leaders are moving forward with a workaround. By Ryland Barton May 10 Politics Lexington Looks For Ways Around Panhandling Ban Ryland Barton
Dec 3 Politics Bevin Asks Kentucky Supreme Court To Not Expedite U of L Case Gov. Bevin has asked the state Supreme Court to not expedite an appeal of a ruling that blocked his overhaul of the U of L Board of Trustees. By Ryland Barton Dec 3 Politics Bevin Asks Kentucky Supreme Court To Not Expedite U of L Case Ryland Barton
Nov 22 Politics Bevin Appeals U of L Ruling, Beshear Asks For High Court Hearing Bevin’s appeal would send the case to the Kentucky Court of Appeals, but Beshear asked that the case go straight to the Kentucky Supreme Court. By Ryland Barton Nov 22 Politics Bevin Appeals U of L Ruling; Beshear Asks For High Court Hearing Ryland Barton
Oct 20 Politics High Court’s Minimum Wage Ruling Draws Ire From Louisville Lawmakers The Louisville Metro Council in 2014 approved an ordinance that paved the way for a gradual increase of the city's minimum wage to $9 an hour by 2017. By Jacob Ryan Oct 20 Politics High Court's Minimum Wage Ruling Draws Ire From Louisville Lawmakers Jacob Ryan
Oct 17 Politics After Ruling Against Bevin Cuts, Court Orders $18 Million Released To Higher Education The money has been held in escrow since AG Beshear challenged Bevin’s executive order cutting higher education funding. By Ryland Barton Oct 17 Politics Court Orders $18 Million Released To Higher Education Ryland Barton
Oct 13 Politics Bevin Doesn’t Ask Supreme Court To Reconsider Mid-Year University Cuts The state’s highest court ruled Bevin didn’t have the authority to reduce the allotment the state had already budgeted for higher education institutions. By Ryland Barton Oct 13 Politics Bevin Doesn't Ask Supreme Court To Reconsider University Cuts Ryland Barton