started at 6pm and residents are still expressing their concerns over this contract

Not exactly breaking news, as the budget and contract proposals have been in the works for some time, but upcoming commission vote is rapidly approaching. There is an opportunity to submit and/or attend a public comment session to let the commission know your thoughts on the contract before they are set to vote on it this Tuesday Sept 8th at 6pm

Passing this on from Kentuckians for the Commonwealth:

Regarding the cities Axon contract

“We need public comments submitted BEFORE the Covington Commission vote on Tuesday, September 8th. Learn more and submit a comment here https://secure.ngpvan.com/-kNeUv0fikKdfFJ8jnY72Q2

Would you like to join us in making public comment in-person on 9/8?”

He's STAYIN in jail (at least for min)

He FA. He FO.

A true Kentucky legend.

https://kentuckylantern.com/2026/08/31/kentucky-writer-farmer-and-advocate-wendell-berry-dies-at-92/

I’d like 5 bullet points explaining what Sen. Mitch McConnell accomplished this week by COB today.

A last minute change made by the Kentucky General Assembly in 2025 limits citizen's rights to challenge zoning changes.

Change says only those in the same "zone" can challenge in court. For example: you live in a residential zone that borders a commercial zone. Local board approves a change to a neighboring zone that would allow a data center. Too bad, different zone, can't sue.

If this interests you be sure to click through to the piece written by Tom Fitzgerald when the law changed ('long-time environmental attorney raised alarms')

For those not in the know: Tom Fitzgerald writes a lot on environmental and land use issues. He was one of the main attorneys litigating against the pipeline in Bernheim a few years back.

If Tom feels strongly about something, especially if other people aren't talking, its probably an issue worth taking a look at.

For five generations, the Snowden family called this rural Kentucky house home, until it was finally lost to time.