Pro-Lifers Pleasantly Surprised at Kentucky’s Enactment of ‘Born-Alive’ Bill
The bill had received support from members of both political parties and was passed overwhelmingly by votes of 76-18 in the state house and 32-4 in the state senate.
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US Supreme Court Urged to Protect KY Religious Schools from Shutdown
A federal district judge had ruled Nov. 25 that Beshear’s order could not apply to private religious schools because it infringed on their First Amendment rights.
Appeals Court Uphold Kentucky Abortion Regulations
The law was rooted in the state’s interest in protecting public health, the judges said, noting that “we cannot say that laws requiring abortion facilities to have transfer and transport agreements with a local hospital are not reasonably related to a legitimate government end.”
Federal Judge Blocks Kentucky Governor's Soon-to-Expire Ban on Religious Services
Tabernacle Baptist Church in Nicholasville had objected to the governor’s limits and sought to provide in-person religious services.
Kentucky AG Aims to Declare Abortion ‘Non-Essential’ Under Coronavirus Bans
The attorney general has asked Kentucky’s Acting Secretary of Health and Family Services Eric Friedlander to certify that abortion providers are not essential under the governor's executive order barring non-essential medical procedures.
State-Level Abortion Battles Continue Across the U.S.
Pro-life measures in Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana gain political traction, but face obstacles in the courts
Abortion-Rights Advocates to Challenge Pro-Life Bills in Kentucky
Two legislature-passed pro-life bills are expected to be signed by the governor.
Report: Native American Rights Activists Attempt to Disrupt Mass at National Shrine
Eyewitnesses say the Saturday evening incident was led by Nathan Phillips, a tribal leader who was at the center of a confrontation with Catholic high school students after the March for Life that went viral on social media.
Boston College Quarterback Soars Like an Eagle
University of Kentucky Transfer Patrick Towles Plays Football, Studies Theology
Kim Davis' Week in Jail Underscores Risks for Biblical Marriage Believers
The Kentucky county clerk was freed Sept. 8, but she could face further sanctions if she continues to follow her conscience by declining to issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples.
