Lisa Autry is a journalist based in Bowling Green, Kentucky. She writes for Louisville Public Media and WKYU 88.9 FM Public Radio, with her work also appearing in WKMS. Lisa's articles cover a range of topics including politics, energy, healthcare, and education, with a focus on local news in the Kentucky area.
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Lisa Autry's coverage centers around local government and politics in Kentucky, with a focus on legislative announcements, expert commentary related to legal policy regulation, and government initiatives. She may be interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts or stakeholders regarding the impact of legislative decisions on various aspects of society.
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By: Lisa Autry
Voters have given Todd Alcott a second term as Bowling Green mayor. The Republican incumbent fended off a challenge from Democrat Patti Minter in the non-partisan race.
By: Lisa Autry
An audit of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System has found no fraud or criminal behavior, but does offer recommendations for improving internal policies and staff training.
By: Lisa Autry
Kentucky’s Judicial Conduct Commission has suspended a circuit judge in Adair and Casey counties. An investigation found Judge Judy Vance Murphy abused her position to influence cases and committed other misconduct.
By: Lisa Autry
Workers at the nearly $6 billion BlueOval SK Battery Park in Hardin County have launched a campaign to join the United Auto Workers Union.
By: Lisa Autry
Starting Dec. 1, Kentuckians with a range of chronic illnesses can begin visiting their doctor to be approved for medical marijuana. Patients wanting access must have received written certification from their physician.
By: Lisa Autry
Starting Dec. 1, Kentuckians with a range of chronic illnesses can begin visiting their doctor to be approved for medical marijuana. Patients wanting access must have received written certification from their physician.
By: Lisa Autry
General Manager Branden Patton of Paper and Leaf Co. in Bowling Green could oversee one of Kentucky's medical marijuana dispensaries if selected in a lottery.
By: Lisa Autry
The Republican majority in the Kentucky General Assembly is pushing back on new proposals concerning gender-affirming care for state inmates. The state Department of Corrections has proposed new rules to improve accommodations for transgender prisoners, which could include gender reassignment surgeries.
By: Lisa Autry
State employees in Kentucky are receiving an upgrade to their benefits package. Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Thursday that the Personnel Cabinet will amend regulations to offer six weeks of paid family leave.
By: Lisa Autry
BlueOval SK, the partnership between Ford Motor Co. and South Korean-based SK On, has announced wage increases starting Jan. 1 for workers at the electric vehicle battery campus in Hardin County.
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