SUMMARY: Two Greenwood High basketball seniors, Nick Simpson and Garrett Hatcher, signed letters of intent to play college basketball, realizing a dream shared by few high school athletes. Simpson will attend Hanover College, and Hatcher will join Boyce College’s Bulldogs. The pair led the Gators to their best season since 2021-2022, with Simpson averaging 14.9 points per game and shooting 39.1% from three-point range, while Hatcher averaged 9.3 points. Simpson chose Hanover for its welcoming coaches and beautiful campus, while Hatcher valued Boyce’s Christian environment, supportive community, and strong coaching for personal and athletic growth.

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SUMMARY: Kentucky’s controversial maternal health bill, House Bill 90, also known as the “Love Them Both Act,” was signed into law by Secretary of State Michael Adams after the governor’s veto. The law clarifies when doctors can end complex pregnancies, addressing concerns about Kentucky’s vague abortion ban. Supporters argue it protects maternal health, while critics, including pro-choice groups and Governor Beshear, warn it could create confusion and harm. The bill substitutes physicians’ clinical judgment with a “reasonable medical judgment” standard, raising concerns that doctors may hesitate to provide life-saving care due to fear of prosecution.

Controversial maternal health bill in Kentucky signed into law

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SUMMARY: Kentucky guard Otega Oweh is drawing attention as the NBA Draft approaches, with head coach Mark Pope praising his potential as both a scorer and defender. Oweh averaged nearly five rebounds and two steals per game, showing elite physicality on both ends of the court. Pope supports his decision to go pro but believes Oweh has room to grow. Other former Wildcats are also in the draft process, with Koby Brea and Amari Williams projected for second-round picks. Oweh has until May 28 to withdraw from the draft and return to Kentucky for another season.

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