New Kentucky law changes bus stop rules for drivers
A new Kentucky law already in effect is changing when drivers must stop for school and church buses, and police are reminding motorists of the rules ahead of the back-to-school season. Read the full report at WKYT
All coverage
Conversation
Journalists:WKYTbsky, WKYTX
- WKYT“A new Kentucky law already in effect is changing when drivers must stop for school and church buses, and police are reminding motorists of the rules ahead of the back-to-school season. More details: https://www.wkyt.com/2026/07/29/new-kentucky-law-changes-bus-stop-rules-drivers/”
- WKYT“A new Kentucky law already in effect is changing when drivers must stop for school and church buses, and police are reminding motorists of the rules ahead of the back-to-school season. Click the link below for the full story by WKYT's Maggie Rickerby ⬇️ Details: https://t.co/M6pp4bxYUP”
Related in Top Stories
Toyota Bluegrass Miracle League marks 20th anniversary
The Toyota Bluegrass Miracle League's goal is to give everyone the chance to experience the joy of baseball.
Anderson County first responders honor 9/11 victims with memorial walk
Local departments across Anderson County joined together in the 2026 9/11 memorial walk on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Hundreds of dogs take over Lexington pool for Humane Society fundraiser
Hundreds of dogs of all shapes and sizes took over the Southland Aquatic Center for the Lexington Humane Society's Doggie Paddle fundraiser.
No. 24 Louisville rolls past Villanova for first win of the season
Lincoln Kienholz accounted for four touchdowns as Louisville beat Villanova 59-13 Friday night for the Cardinals’ first win of the season.
Racing Louisville fans react to report club could be sold
Fans say losing Racing Louisville would be a blow to the city after an ESPN report said the club is exploring options, including a sale.