Just more than a year after the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, Gov. Andy Beshear signed into law a bill significantly limiting when a no-knock search or arrest warrants can be issued, the type obtained by Louisville police to raid her apartment that night. Members of Taylor's family, including her mother, Tamika Palmer, stood with Beshear as he signed Senate Bill 4 into law at an event in Louisville Friday, where the governor also signed legislation creating a new tax increment financing district for the majority-Black West End of the city. "I'm signing the Senate Bill 4 to ensure another mother never goes through the pain Tamika Palmer has felt," Beshear said. "This is meaningful change. It will save lives and it moves us in the right direction."