Crisis Aversion News Today

Supporters of Senate Bill 13 rallied in Frankfort during the waning days of the 2024 legislative session. The measure would let police temporarily take firearms from people in crisis.

One woman who was shot in the leg is still unable to walk, stand or sit for long periods of time.

From DEI restrictions to abortion exceptions, which bills didn’t make it over the hump in legislative crunch time?

Linda Blackford: Is there room anywhere for the tiny handful of conservative Republicans who oppose Trumpian orthodoxy?

Senator Whitney Westerfield of Christian County has officially filed his Crisis Aversion and Rights Retention bill, or Senate Bill 13, this week in the Kent ...

On Thursday, supporters came together in Frankfort to sponsor the bipartisan 'Crisis Aversion and Rights Retention' -- or "CARR" bill.

FRANKFORT — A bill that would temporarily remove firearms from an individual in crisis was filed Thursday in the Kentucky Senate.

A new bill filed on Thursday would temporarily remove guns from Kentuckians who are deemed an immediate threat to themselves, or others.

The Crisis Aversion and Rights Retention is the latest effort in Frankfort to address the state's rising gun violence and mental health crisis.

An anonymous person made a $500,000 donation to WaterStep in honor of Tommy Elliott and his wife Maryanne Elliott.