Deborah Yetter
The Courier-Journal
Louisville, KY, United States
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What's next for the abortion fight in Kentucky after Constitutional Amendment 2's defeat?
Voters rejected Kentucky Amendment 2, a measure to eliminate abortion rights from the state constitution. What's next, with abortion still illegal? → Read More
Opponents of Kentucky abortion amendment celebrate its defeat
A day after Kentucky voters rejected a constitutional amendment to eliminate abortion rights, campaign organizers dismissed 'out of state' complaints. → Read More
You get to decide whether to ban abortion on Election Day. What to know on KY Amendment 2
On Nov. 8, voters will be asked to decide whether the state constitution should explicitly ban the right to abortion with Kentucky Amendment 2. → Read More
Abortion rights at stake as Kentucky residents vote on Constitutional Amendment 2
Kentucky Amendment 2 is a 2022 midterm election ballot measure that could eliminate abortion rights in the Commonwealth. → Read More
Abortion amendment left off at least one mail-in ballot in Jefferson County
A printing error cause the abortion amendment to be left off at least one mail-in ballot in Jefferson County. Here's what to do. → Read More
Federal appeals court blocks effort to investigate Joe Fischer's Supreme Court bid
A federal appeals court has blocked Kentucky judicial officials from investigsating Supreme Court hopeful Joe Fischer over his campaign → Read More
'Radical dollars' or Kentucky money? The latest numbers on abortion amendment fundraising
With the Nov. 8 election just two weeks away, fundraising for Kentucky's ballot measure on abortion tops $6 million. → Read More
Judge rebuffs Supreme Court hopeful Joe Fischer's bid to stall investigation
Kentucky Supreme Court candidate Joe Fischer is attempting to preempt a review of his campaign over complaints that it is partisan → Read More
RSV hospitalizing more Kentucky kids, and 'we have not reached our peak surge' yet
Kentucky's children's hospitals have seen an alarming surge in RSV cases among kids, and one doctor says we "have not yet reached our peak surge." → Read More
Supporters of Kentucky abortion amendment launch ad with controversial claims about impact
The ad claims "radical" activists want taxpayer-funded abortions up to the moment of birth, → Read More
Supporters of Kentucky abortion amendment launch ad with controversial claims about impact
The ad claims "radical" activists want taxpayer-funded abortions up to the moment of birth, → Read More
Hard-right PAC forms 'battle plan' to take on 'radical left' judges in 3 Kentucky races
A hard-right, outside group plans to take on "radical left judges" in three key Kentucky races as part of effort across six states. → Read More
Kentucky Supreme Court candidate Joe Fischer sues to block possible campaign sanctions
Kentucky Supreme Court candidate Joe Fischer, who has identified himself as the "conservative Republican," asks judge to block possible sanctions → Read More
First TV ad airs against Kentucky constitutional amendment to eliminate abortion rights
If approved, the amendment would eliminate the right to abortion from Kentucky's constitution. → Read More
Jane Emke, Jewish women's group seek to revitalize Nearly New shop to aid advocacy work
Upscale used clothing store in Louisville seeks to increase volunteers and revenue to generate money for its advocacy work. → Read More
7-year-old died at Kentucky youth treatment center due to suffocation, autopsy finds; 2 workers fired
Ja'Ceon Terry's death at the children's treatment center was caused by "positional asphyxia," according to the coroner's office. → Read More
Death of 7-year-old boy at Brooklawn children's center ruled homicide, two workers fired
Ja'Ceon Terry's death at Brooklawn was caused by "positional asphyxia," according to the coroner's office. → Read More
'A unique kind of cruelty': Woman questioned about miscarriage speaks out at abortion forum
On Nov. 8, voters will decide a constitutional amendment that opponents say could shut down abortion access in Kentucky. → Read More
Abortion remains banned in Kentucky while Supreme court reviews disputes in case
Abortion access will remain blocked in Kentucky while the state Supreme Court decides what to do about various disputes. → Read More
Judicial watchdog chides Kentucky Rep. Joe Fischer over 'partisan' Supreme Court race
Fischer touts GOP endorsements and fundraisers, including an upcoming event where Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is to be a "special guest." → Read More