Kentucky Laws

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?

If you raise your middle finger at a police officer in Kentucky, can you get into legal trouble?

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

Cell phones have become so distracting that Kentucky law makers are trying to make it easier for teachers to keep students' attention while in the classroom.

Before leaving for work in the morning, do you leave your car running in the driveway to heat up? If so, you are breaking the law.

Be sure what you burn in your yard is legal before you light that match. Even when a burn ban is not in effect, illegal residential burning can earn a hefty fine. Here's what you need to know.

If you find yourself drowsy while driving or need to sleep in your car while on a road trip is that legal to do? It depends on what state you are in and where you park. Here is the rundown on KY, IN, and IL.

It's not a bad idea to have a refresher course about what Kentucky law says regarding passing or following emergency vehicles.

Have you ever opened a drink or snack to enjoy before you check out at the grocery? Is that socially acceptable or even legal in Kentucky? Explore the gray area of this common practice.

Most people's license plates are perfectly in line with state law. Here's how they wouldn't be.