Jennifer Lopez on WPSD Local 6. “Selling A Cake In Kentucky Could Land You In Jail.”

ByKentucky Home Bakers

We want to thank our local WPSD Local 6 and Brianna Clark, for featuring our story yesterday on Local 6 at 6 p.m. We uploaded the video we recorded to YouTube and you can watch it below. To view the article and WPSD’s complete video (without antenna disruption), you can find the complete story HERE.

Our petition is still active and you can sign the change.org petition HERE

We are still looking for home baker’s stories to share. Your support and raising awareness for this change is vital. Sign and share the petition, tell everyone you know, and share our news story and website. Contact your legislator and let them know that you want to see home baking legal for EVERYONE in the state of Kentucky!

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