Q: 7% of people have had more than 10 of these in their life, while the majority of us only have had 1-5 of them…
Monday: Q: 42% of people say this is the first thing they cut back on when starting a diet…
Q: When buying this, 32% of people prefer to pay cash…
Q: 1 in 5 people always have this with them…
Q: Sales of this snack go up 65% in the summer compared to the rest of the year…
Q: 7% of all women say they would change this about their appearance if they could…
Q: While shopping, men are twice as likely to do this than women…
Q: A little more than 10% of all people have bought this and never used it, even though they probably should have.
Attorney General Cameron joined a coalition of states urging the Environmental Protection Agency to not reinstate California’s waiver in the Clean Air Act, which would allow California to regulate new car emission standards.. During the Trump Administration the waiver, which had been in effect decades before, was taken away. With the Biden Administration in office the waiver had been proposed to come back. There are currently 16 states, including Kentucky, in the coalition that attempts to point out that allowing California to set carbon-emission standards requires vehicle manufacturers to make changes to the entire vehicle, forcing other states to comply with California’s standards. Cameron argues that California policy priorities are different from those of the commonwealth. The waiver was originally given to California to control their severe smog problem. The coalition hopes to prevent the waiver from coming back to protect the sovereignty of the states.
Elizabethtown Police are searching for 31 year old Melissa Emerick. Emerick is of diminished capacity and was last seen leaving her residence on June 25, 2021. She is the subject of an EPD missing persons case and is entered in the National Crime Information Center. Anyone who has information about her whereabouts should call 270-765-4125. For anonymous tips, contact Hardin County Crime Stoppers at p3tips.com.