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Capital One court filing reveals the bank closed more than 300 Trump Organization bank accounts in 2021 after an anti-money laundering review — the first time a bank has tied AML concerns to Trump’s family business. Full fact check: what the debanking lawsuit filing says, what it doesn’t say, and why this story is bigger than the coverage it’s getting.

Kentucky’s new school bus stopping law (House Bill 7) took effect July 15, 2026. Drivers must now stop for school AND church buses in both directions on most roads — even four-lane highways. Here’s the full rule, the fines, and the camera enforcement change.

One month after flash flooding killed four Kentuckians — three in Madison County, one in Jackson County — communities are still rebuilding. A look at the recovery, the federal assistance request, and Kentucky’s 16th weather disaster in under seven years.

The 146th St. Jerome Fancy Farm Picnic hits Graves County Saturday, August 1, 2026. Full speaker lineup, the Barr vs. Booker Senate race showdown, the McConnell absence, and why Kentucky’s wildest political tradition matters this year.

Gov. Andy Beshear is demanding Sen. Mitch McConnell prove he is fit to serve or resign after a 43-day absence following his June hospitalization. Here’s what the Beshear McConnell letter means for Kentucky politics, the Senate, and the 2028 landscape.

Hart County legend Noel “Tick” Rogers — 1992 Kentucky Mr. Basketball and the Raiders’ all-time leading scorer with 2,648 points — is going into the Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Induction is Aug. 22 in Lexington.

Congressional Republicans are preparing a bill to deschedule marijuana federally, removing cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act entirely. Here is how descheduling differs from the DEA Schedule III rescheduling process, what full federal marijuana legalization would change for banking, taxes, and payment processing, and what it would and would not change for Kentucky patients, veterans, and medical cannabis businesses in 2026.

Barren County Schools and Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College are launching a new Nurse Ready career pathway at Barren County High School, expanding opportunities for students pursuing nursing and healthcare careers in South Central Kentucky.

Glasgow-Barren County tourism generated $117.5 million in visitor spending in 2025, ranking 18th out of Kentucky’s 120 counties and supporting 930 local jobs. Statewide, Kentucky tourism hit $14.6 billion in total economic impact. What the numbers mean for South Central Kentucky business owners.

A Glasgow developer is buying Marquee Cinemas and shutting it down in September 2026 for a full renovation. The theater is set to reopen as Crowne Pointe Theatre Glasgow in April 2027 with recliner seating, a remodeled lobby, and self-serve concessions. What it means for Barren County moviegoers.