Pet Rent Laws in Kentucky: What Landlords Can Charge and What You Can Push Back On

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Pet rent laws in Kentucky are far looser than most renters expect. Kentucky sets no statewide cap on pet rent, pet fees, or pet deposits for ordinary pets, so the number on your lease is whatever your landlord writes down and you agree to. That can add up fast over a 12-month term. The picture … This article, Pet Rent Laws in Kentucky: What Landlords Can Charge and What You Can Push Back On , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Petting Zoo Laws in Utah: Licenses, Permits, and Liability Rules Explained • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Hawaii? Your Rights, Limits, and Next Steps • Cane Corso Laws in Kansas: Bans, Liability, and Local Rules

CRG Residential marks opening of 3 new multifamily communities

CRG Residential is celebrating an exciting milestone after unveiling three multifamily communities, representing $167.5 million in investment across three states. Three multifamily communities by CRG Residential have added 600 apartments across Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky, the Indiana-based developer announced this week. At least one of the communities, The Slate Apartments...

Greenwood Mall sold to local ownership group, according to release

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A Bowling Green mall is under new ownership and management. According to a release, a local ownership group has purchased Greenwood Mall. Spinoso Real Estate Group has been selected to oversee the mall’s management, leasing and ongoing operations. The release does not identify the...

Bowling Green Homes Sit Longer on the Market as Price Cuts Top the National Rate

Bowling Green buyers found room to negotiate as homes lingered and price cuts climbed.

Filing Alert: Greenwood Mall Realty Holding Chapter 11

Greenwood Mall Realty Holding LLC, owner of Greenwood Mall, an indoor shopping mall in Bowling Green, KY, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 29 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Kentucky. The company reports $10 million to $50 million in both assets and liabilities. The...

First 100 days: Desaepa Vansauwa on plans if he’s elected Hopkinsville mayor

HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – With early voting taking place Oct. 29-31 and Election Day comes up soon after on Nov. 3, Hopkinsville residents will be faced with the decision of choosing a new mayor for the city. The Republican candidate is Russ Guffey, the Democratic candidate is Markeeta Wilkerson and the Independent candidate is Desaepa Vansauwa.

Lee, Bowman issue statement ahead of Washington Street rezoning vote

Sheri Lee with the Hero Foundation and April Bowman with Wabuck Development have issued a statement ahead of tonight’s Glasgow City Council meeting. They addressed the council’s plan to rezone nearly three acres along West Washington Street where the foundation has proposed to build low-income housing for senior citizens. Some residents who own property on the street have opposed the development, known has Highland Heights.

West Washington street rezoning returns to Glasgow council agenda

Glasgow City Council is scheduled to take up a second reading of a rezoning proposal for approximately 2.94 acres at 318 West Washington St. on Monday, according to the meeting agenda. The proposed ordinance would change the property’s zoning to a medium-density multifamily residential district. The property is currently...

MB Roland Distillery to go up for auction after being locally owned for nearly 20 years

PEMBROKE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Bolinger Real Estate & Auction has listed MB Rolland Distillery on their website, which will officially be up for auction on Dec. 7. This business has been locally owned and operated by Paul Tomaszewski and Merry Beth Roland in Christian County for nearly two decades, and they are now looking to pass along what they have built.

Gilbane Development and Western Kentucky University Break Ground on The Southern Gateway

Gilbane Development announced it has broken ground on The Southern Gateway, the first phase of “Elevate WKU,” a transformative $350 million public-private partnership (P3) with Western Kentucky University (WKU) to reimagine its on-campus housing. The multi-year initiative will deliver a modern, student-centered residential experience focused on exceptional outcomes for Hilltopper students.

Beshear Says All WKY Tornado Recovery Apartments Are Under Construction

Governor Andy Beshear says construction is underway on all 953 affordable rental units in Kentucky’s largest housing development initiative, and five of the 11 apartment developments are already accepting tenants. During his Thursday Team Kentucky update, Beshear said the $220 million initiative announced in June 2024 continues to make...

New Warren County location to pay property tax

Hopkinsville Ward 10 Candidates Debate Housing, Infrastructure, Bluegrass Splash And City Services

Democrat Angelita Atkins and Republican Steve Keel offered competing views on housing, infrastructure, city services, recreation, public safety, and economic development during a League of Women Voters forum Monday at Hopkinsville City Hall. Keel, a former Ward 10 council member, is seeking to return to the seat. Atkins is seeking...

Glasgow council to consider rezoning for senior housing proposal

Glasgow City Council will consider a first reading Monday night of an ordinance to rezone approximately 2.94 acres at 318 W. Washington St. The Hero Foundation has proposed 75 one-bedroom units for residents 55 and older at the site. The proposed R-4 designation allows medium-density multifamily housing, including garden apartments,...

Construction progresses on Park City’s Mammoth Cave Market

Construction is well underway on Mammoth Cave Market, a roughly $6 million commercial development in Park City that officials hope will begin welcoming customers early next year. Located at 400 Mammoth Cave Parkway, the development is expected to house a gas station, liquor store, coffee shop and restaurant, bringing several...

Hopkinsville Moves Building Permits and Licensing Services Online

Contractors, builders, and property owners in Hopkinsville can now handle much of the building permit process online as the city continues transitioning services previously handled by the CDS. The city’s Building Code Department has launched an online system that lets applicants submit permit applications, upload documents, pay fees, schedule inspections,...

Property Transfers August 17-August 21 2026

The following property transfers were recorded at the Barren County Clerk’s Office from August 17, 2026 to August 21, 2026. Tax information is not reported when money is not exchanged. Such instances include foreclosures, master commissioner deeds, divorce settlements, and transfers made within a family. 8/17. Robert and Penny...