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"Baby Miya's Law" passes Kentucky House committee

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HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) -- The murder of 8-month-old Miya Rudd in Ohio County last year has inspired a bill to protect Kentucky children in abusive situations. That bill passed committee, and soon the Kentucky House of Representatives will vote on Baby Miya's Law. State Representative Scott Lewis (R-Ohio County) is from the area where Baby Miya's body was found. He's sponsoring the bill to keep the alleged abuse from ever happening again. When ask…

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Baby Miya's Law passes Ky. House committee | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

The House Standing Committee and Families and Children has approved House Bill 574 and sent it to the House Floor, in the name of baby Miya Rudd, who passed away in Ohio County in 2024. House Bill 574—called Baby Miya’s Law—would require anyone with reasonable knowledge of a child who was born to parents who have other children in the custody of the state or an ongoing dependency, abuse, or neglect case, to report that information to law enforc…

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"Baby Miya's Law" passes Kentucky House committee

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'Baby Miya's Law' advances to House

A Kentucky House Bill named in honor of Miya Rudd will head to the full House for a vote.

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The Owensboro Times

‘Baby Miya’s Law’ passes through House committee

A bill named in honor of Miya Rudd, the infant found dead in her parents' Ohio County home last year, has cleared a Kentucky House committee. Continue reading ‘Baby Miya’s Law’ passes through House committee at The Owensboro Times.

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