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Service journalism reporter for the @heraldleader | former @bgdailynews | My dm’s are open 🗣👂| amudd@herald-leader.com | Find my stuff at kentucky.com
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Lexington pet owners could face fines for leaving pets out in extreme weather

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By Aaron Mudd
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
The City of Lexington is working on adopting new policy pertaining to owners’ care of pets during extreme heat and cold. AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Fines of $100 to $500 apply to pets left outside over 95°F or under 32°F. Cattle, horses and fowl are explicitly excluded from the new outdoor exposure ordinance. Judges may require impounded pet owners to pay food and board or forfeit ownership.
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Lexington pet owners could be fined for leaving animals in extreme weather Original

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By Aaron Mudd
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
The City of Lexington is working on adopting new policy pertaining to owners’ care of pets during extreme heat and cold. Just in time for summer heat, Lexington is taking a step toward punishing pet owners who leave their pets outside during extreme weather conditions. The Lexington Urban County Council’s social services and public safety committee advanced a new ordinance that would fine pet owners who leave their animals outside and unattended in temperatures over 95 degrees or under 32 degrees.
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Gov. Beshear: 15 more health conditions now qualify for medical marijuana in KY

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By Aaron Mudd
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
Rows of maturing medical marijuana plants at VS Kentucky Ops in Jessamine County. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear issued an executive order Tuesday to ensure that people with 15 health conditions have access to medical marijuana.
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