During his civil trial this week against his neighbor, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul said he knew that recuperating from injuries caused by being tackled by Rene Boucher would be a “living hell” for at least several weeks afterward. On Wednesday, a Warren Circuit Court jury decided Paul deserved more than a half-million dollars for his…… more »
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The high-stakes gambler responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history sought notoriety in the attack but left his specific motive a mystery, the FBI said Tuesday as it concluded the investigation of the 2017 massacre that killed 58 country music fans. While the agency found no “single or…… more »
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Local election officials have scheduled a recount for a Kentucky House race decided by one vote. The Daviess County Board of Elections will recount results from House District 13 on Saturday. Local election officials say they plan to finish the recount in one day. Democrat Jim Glenn defeated Republican DJ Johnson…… more »
In an appearance on MSNBC in July 2017, Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes expressed her vehement opposition to giving voter data to President Donald Trump’s voter fraud commission, which had requested it from election officials in all 50 states. The privacy risks were simply too high, she said. “There is not enough bourbon…… more »
t’s nearly impossible to have a conversation while waiting on the president to make an appearance. Instead, everyone steals glances at the closed door, waiting for it to open, and converses in short, substance-free sentences that are all but forgotten as soon as they are uttered. Such was the case in February 2017 as I…… more »
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul said nothing prepared him for the moment on Nov. 3, 2017, when, after getting off his riding mower to pick up a stick in his yard, he was tackled by his neighbor, Rene Boucher. Paul, a Bowling Green Republican, was the first witness called Monday at the civil trial between him…… more »
FRANKFORT, KY – Kentucky Representative James Comer (R) announced Sunday night he will not run for governor against fellow Republican and incumbent Governor Matt Bevin. In a statement released on Twitter, Rep. Comer says he’s been silent because his father had a “massive stroke” this past Thursday and he has been in the hospital for…… more »
The bishop overseeing Covington Catholic High School apologized Thursday for his and the Diocese’s rush to judgment of the students in the viral incident at the Lincoln Memorial. The Most Rev. Roger Foys initially condemned the students for the supposed actions towards Native American elder Nathan Phillips and said their “behavior is opposed to the Church’s teachings on the…… more »
KABUL, Afghanistan — A wave of anxiety washed over Mohammad Farooq Niazi as the plane touched down in his homeland. “I missed my country,” he said, recalling his mindset on the day he returned to Afghanistan after almost three years of trying to build a new life in Europe. “But I wasn’t feeling safe.” As…… more »
When black students enter kindergarten in Kentucky, they’re already at a disadvantage and less prepared than their white peers. However, a new report from the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence goes further, showing that the achievement gap between both student groups dramatically widens by the third grade. For Brigitte Blom Ramsey, the education reform group’s…… more »
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