Judge prioritizes annexation challenge in Cave City data center case
The lawsuits challenge Cave City’s data center moratorium and the 2024 annexation of the property where the project is proposed.
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Kentucky judge allows case arguing period product tax is unconstitutional to proceed
Kentucky is one of 18 states that still tax period products, according to Period Law.
Judicial commission reprimands judge for appearance of bias
According to the reprimand notice, the judge didn’t disclose the relationship after the hearing, either; the witness told the prosecutor.
Trump nominates Eastern Kentucky judge to federal bench
Ballou will succeed former Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove, who was selected to become the dean of the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law earlier this year.
Former KSP trooper, Trooper Island director indicted on theft charge
Biven is scheduled to appear for arraignment in Albany at 9 a.m. Sept. 10.
Bond appears in court as attorneys address outstanding case issues
The charges stem from the April 6 shooting deaths of Ava Woodcock and her unborn daughter, Neveah.
Glasgow mayor candidate sued over $17,751 credit card debt
Miller says his former wife accumulated most of the charges and that he disputes responsibility for half of the balance.
Couple denied wedding license by Kim Davis allege she has covered up assets owed them
In 2015, after the United States Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, Davis would not issue David Ermold and David Moore a marriage license based on her personal religious beliefs.
Decades-old deed at center of lawsuit between downtown business owner and Glasgow
Harris Subway Endeavors LLC, owned by Gregory L. Harris, acquired the Subway building in May 2022.