Crews Continue Searching for Missing After Tornadoes Ravage Communities December 13, 2021 By Bruce Schreiner and Dylan Lovan Rescuers combed through fields of wreckage after a tornado outbreak roared across the middle of the U.S., leaving dozens dead...
Louisville Welcomes Justice Dept. Investigation of City’s Policing May 25, 2021 By Dylan Lovan For the people marching in the streets for more than a year after the killing of Breonna Taylor, a wide-ranging...
Mayor Calls for ‘Transformation’ of Louisville Police Dept. After Sweeping Report February 1, 2021 By Dylan Lovan The Louisville Metro Police Department needs more diversity among its leadership and must work to improve trust with the community,...
Kentucky High Court Orders Online Poker Site to Pay State $1B for Illegal Gambling January 20, 2021 By Dylan Lovan The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled last month that an online poker company must pay more than $1 billion to the...
As Production Declines, Coal Miner Fatalities at Historic Low January 15, 2021 By Dylan Lovan Five miners died in U.S. coal mines in 2020, an all-time low mark for an industry in a year that...
Kentucky Teen Settles Lawsuit Against Washington Post Over D.C. Encounter July 27, 2020 By Dylan Lovan A Kentucky teen and The Washington Post have settled a lawsuit over the newspaper’s coverage of his encounter with a...
Kentucky to Allow Restaurants to Reopen for Dine-In Service Before End of Month May 12, 2020 By Bruce Schreiner and Dylan Lovan Kentucky’s restaurants will be allowed to resume limited dine-in service later this month as part of another phase of business...
Kentucky Teen’s $250M Defamation Suit Against Washington Post Dismissed July 31, 2019 By Dylan Lovan A federal judge has thrown out a Kentucky teen’s lawsuit accusing the Washington Post of falsely labeling him a racist...
Mine Worker Advocates Worried Coal Firm’s Tax Cut Jeopardizes Black Lung Fund March 22, 2019 By Dylan Lovan The Trump administration and coal industry allies are insisting that a federal black lung trust fund will continue to pay...
Kentucky Fines Justice Companies Additional $3M Over Coal Mine Clean-Ups August 24, 2018 By Dylan Lovan West Virginia Governor Jim Justice’s family coal companies are breaching their environmental responsibilities, according to Kentucky regulators, who are seeking...