Kentucky Laws

You might want your vehicle to be as festive as your home, but is that actually legal?

You know that moment when you’re cruising along in the left lane, passing everyone at a nice, steady pace, and then, out of nowhere, someone swerves over in front of you going way slower? Not only do they cut you off, but then they just sit there, refusing to move back over, even though the right lane is wide open. Are they breaking the law or just being jerks?

Learn the dangers of leaving pets in hot cars, what the law allows in Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois, and how to safely help a dog in distress.

Kentucky's 'Move Over' law, enacted last July, needs to repeated for a few drivers in the Commonwealth.

Section 145 of the Kentucky Constitution says "idiots" cannot vote. A new bill would amend the offensive language.

New year, new laws in Kentucky. There are three new laws that Kentuckians will want to know about that begin on January 1st, 2025.

By now, we have all heard of the "Move Over" law in Kentucky. Beginning July 15th, 2024, there's a big update to that law that you need to become familiar with.

A bill to make cockfighting a felony has been introduced in the Kentucky House. You'd be forgiven if you're shocked it isn't already.

Kentucky is home to many outdoor recreational destinations. Some people enjoy including adult beverages but can you get in trouble if you drink and kayak in KY?

There could be worlds of lost treasures buried in Kentucky dumpsters. But can you legally dig them out?