SUMMARY: Kentucky’s Republican lawmakers recently overrode the governor’s veto to reinstate landlords’ rights to reject federal housing voucher users, while also convening a session focusing on reducing the individual income tax rate and limiting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs at universities. The proposed tax cut aims to lower the rate to 3.5% by 2026, reversing previous measures under Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear. Lawmakers also discussed Medicaid oversight amid potential adjustments to the state’s two-year budget. This 30-day legislative session sets the agenda, with Republicans holding supermajorities in both chambers and the power to override gubernatorial vetoes.

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SUMMARY: In 2025, Debra Hembree Lambert became Kentucky’s first female Chief Justice. In an interview, she discussed her transition from attorney to judicial leader and outlined her priorities. Her first administrative task involves managing the Supreme Court’s temporary relocation during renovations, alongside overseeing the construction of 16 new courthouses and one appellate court. She emphasized the importance of addressing mental health issues through special courts and praised judges for their volunteer efforts. Lambert also highlighted her ongoing commitment to the Kentucky Judicial Commission on Mental Health, which aims to improve community solutions in this area.

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SUMMARY: Chief Meteorologist Jay Cardosi reports that the recent snow and ice have ended, but freezing temperatures are expected in the coming days. The two-day snowfall totals reached 10.5 inches at the airport, with some areas receiving up to a foot. Most road conditions are improving, although slick spots remain, particularly on secondary roads. Current temperatures are around 29 degrees, feeling like the teens due to wind chill. As clear skies develop tonight, temperatures could drop to single digits in some areas. Additionally, another chance for snow is anticipated later this week.

Weather forecast for Louisville region 5 p.m.

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