Sep 14 Politics Kentucky Personnel Board Votes To Investigate Grimes The Kentucky Personnel Board has voted to investigate Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes' use of the state's voter registration database. By Associated Press Sep 14 Politics Kentucky Personnel Board Votes To Investigate Grimes Associated Press
Aug 28 Politics Kentucky Election Board Affirms Grimes’ Role Overseeing Midterms Executive Director Jared Dearing sent a letter to board members Monday accusing Grimes of misusing the voter registration database. By Associated Press Aug 28 Politics Kentucky Election Board Affirms Grimes' Role Overseeing Midterms Associated Press
Aug 21 Education Kentucky Teachers Will No Longer Be Required To Earn Master’s Degrees The state Education Professional Standards Board voted Monday to waive the condition for teachers to move from Rank III to Rank II. By Associated Press and Staff Aug 21 Education Kentucky Teachers Will No Longer Be Required To Earn Master's Degrees Associated Press and Staff
Aug 16 Community Louisville Police Officer Gets $300K In Whistleblower Lawsuit News outlets report jurors returned the verdict Wednesday for Raymond "Jimmy" Harper, who sued the Louisville Metro Police Department. By Associated Press Aug 16 Community Louisville Police Officer Gets $300K In Whistleblower Lawsuit Associated Press
Aug 13 Community Kentucky To Offer New Driver’s Licenses To Comply With Law Kentucky will begin offering new driver's licenses in January to comply with changes in federal law requiring states to update the security of their driver's licenses. By Associated Press Aug 13 Community Kentucky To Offer New Driver's Licenses To Comply With Law Associated Press
Aug 10 Community Louisville Lawyer Will Not Appear On Ballot For Judge Race Top vote-getter Danny Alvarez died a day after the election, and state election officials say second-place finisher Tanisha Ann Hickerson will be the only candidate ballot. By Associated Press Aug 10 Community Louisville Lawyer Will Not Appear On Ballot For Judge Race Associated Press
Jul 23 Food and Dining Papa John’s Attempts To Ward Off Founder With ‘Poison Pill’ The company is struggling to distance itself from John Schnatter, who resigned as chairman this month after his use of a racial slur during a media training session was revealed. By Associated Press Jul 23 Food and Dining Papa John's Attempts To Ward Off Founder With 'Poison Pill' Associated Press
Jul 11 Sports Five Former U of L Players Suing NCAA Over Sanctions A group of former University of Louisville men's basketball players is suing the NCAA over the organization's vacation of the Cardinals' 2013 national championship. By Rick Howlett and Associated Press Jul 11 Sports Five Former U of L Players Suing NCAA Over Sanctions Rick Howlett and Associated Press
Jun 15 Politics Kentucky Man Sentenced To 30 Days For Sen. Rand Paul attack U.S. Sen. Rand Paul's neighbor has been sentenced to 30 days in prison for attacking him in a dispute over yard waste, and the Republican lawmaker says he's fine with that. By Associated Press Jun 15 Politics Kentucky Man Sentenced To 30 Days For Sen. Rand Paul attack Associated Press
Jun 9 Sports Justify Captures Triple Crown, Wins Belmont The Preakness and Kentucky Derby winner became thoroughbred racing's 13th Triple Crown with a front-running victory in the Belmont Stakes. By Associated Press Jun 9 Sports Justify Captures Triple Crown, Wins Belmont Associated Press
Jun 8 Politics Trump Says He May Pardon Ali; Family Lawyer Says Champ Doesn’t Need It "The U.S Supreme Court overturned the conviction of Muhammad Ali in a unanimous decision in 1971. There is no conviction from which a pardon is needed," said Ali attorney Ron Tweel. By Associated Press Jun 8 Politics Trump Says He May Pardon Ali; Family Lawyer Says It's Unnecessary Associated Press
Jun 4 Sports Justify Works Out At Churchill Ahead Of Belmont Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Justify finished a final workout at Churchill Downs Monday in preparation for the Belmont Stakes and pursuit of a Triple Crown. By Rick Howlett and Associated Press Jun 4 Sports Justify Works Out At Churchill Ahead Of Belmont Rick Howlett and Associated Press
May 31 Politics Bevin Lawyer Asking Judge In Pension Case To Step Aside An attorney for Gov. Matt Bevin is asking a judge to consider disqualifying himself from hearing a lawsuit over Kentucky's new public pension law. By Associated Press May 31 Politics Bevin Lawyer Asking Judge In Pension Case To Step Aside Associated Press
May 25 Politics Ballot Question Arises After Kentucky Judge Candidate Dies A Kentucky election official says only one name will appear on the ballot in November for a judge's race after the top vote-getter in the primary died. But it's unclear which name. By Associated Press May 25 Politics Ballot Question Arises After Kentucky Judge Candidate Dies Associated Press
May 23 Politics Kentucky Judge Candidate Danny Alvarez Dies 1 Day After Primary Victory A 43-year-old Kentucky lawyer running for judge collapsed and died the day after he got the most votes in a primary election. By Associated Press May 23 Politics Ky. Judge Candidate Danny Alvarez Dies 1 Day After Primary Victory Associated Press