Kentucky

Biden Touts Bipartisanship Amid House Chaos

By Brian Bennett

Activists Grapple With Grand Jury’s Breonna Taylor Verdict

By Josiah Bates

Grand Jury Brings No Charges Over Breonna Taylor’s Death

By Josiah Bates

87 People Arrested During Breonna Taylor Protest Outside Kentucky Attorney General's Home

By Madeleine Carlisle
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Breonna Taylor's Family Calls For Action From Louisville Police Dept

'This administration simply believes it is above the law,' a statement from Taylor's family's legal team reads

By Josiah Bates

Beyoncé Writes Kentucky AG About Breonna Taylor

"Don't let this case fall into the pattern of no action after a terrible tragedy"

By Tara Law

One Man Shot Dead As Police and National Guard Open Fire During Louisville Protests

One man was shot dead when police and the National Guard opened fire toward a crowd of people during protests in Louisville, Ky., early Monday morning, officials said later the same day.The Louisville Metro Police...

By Madeline Roache

How Gov. Bevin Lost Teachers and Lost Kentucky

Political experts say Bevin's criticism of protesting teachers drove his election loss

By Katie Reilly

Democrat Andy Beshear Has Declared Victory in Tight Kentucky Governor Race, But Incumbent Matt Bevin Isn't Conceding. Here's What Could Happen Next

Bevin's Democratic opponent, Andy Beshear, declared a narrow election victory

By Katie Reilly

Why Did a Russian Firm Give Kentucky an Economic Lifeline?

A TIME investigation found that Rusal used every political and economic tool at its disposal to shed sanctions, prevent them from being re-imposed and establish a foothold in U.S. politics

By Simon Shuster/London and Vera Bergengruen/Ashland, Ky.

Blocking Coal Train Railroad Tracks Over Wage Complaints, a Protest by Kentucky Miners Is Now Entering Its Third Week

The protest, which started last Monday in Harlan county, is in response to the workers being laid off by their former employer, Blackjewel LLC, which filed for bankruptcy on July 1

By Josiah Bates

40,000 Barrels of Bourbon Destroyed in Jim Beam Warehouse Fire

The destruction could result in between $90 million to nearly $300 million of lost bourbon

By Olivia Rockeman / Bloomberg

Pilot Arrested at Airport for a 2015 Triple Murder

Christian Martin had been scheduled to fly as first officer later that day

By Alejandro de la Garza

Teen Who Sued School for Requiring Vaccination Gets Chickenpox

The teen, who opposes vaccinations on religious grounds, lost his lawsuit

By Amy Gunia

Trump Blames Derby Result on 'Political Correctness'

"Only in these days of political correctness could such an overturn occur"

By Alejandro de la Garza

Teen in Lincoln Memorial Protest Sues the Washington Post for $250M

The family of a Kentucky teen who was caught up in a viral encounter with a Native American elder during a January rally has filed a defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post.The suit claims the...

By Hillary Leung

'We're Getting Soft.' Kentucky Governor Criticizes Closing Schools When Temperatures Could Feel As Cold As -25 Degrees

Wind chills in Kentucky could be as low as minus 25 degrees zero Wednesday

By Katie Reilly

Native American Veteran on Whether High School Student Should Have Apologized in TV Interview

'I'd be way down the list'

By Jamie Ducharme

The Viral Lincoln Memorial Confrontation Shows We're Ill-Equipped to Deal With Online Disinformation

The reaction to a video of a tense confrontation between teenagers and a Native American elder is a sign we're not ready for the online disinformation campaign that's sure to come ahead of the 2020 presidential election

By Katie Reilly

Catholic School Teen Speaks Out After Viral Standoff

“Now I wish I would’ve walked away"

By Katie Reilly
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