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UPDATE: UK effectively bans woman in racial slur video from athletics events

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

March 6, 2020

Owensboro Police Chief Art Ealum became the first African-American police chief to be elected president of the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police (KACP)

KACP elects first African-American president

Tom Kenny,

August 20, 2019

Together Lexington to donate local African-American history signage to city

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August 14, 2018

BMW Academy grads commit to college

36Pab,

May 24, 2018

Senate Committee passes controversial "gang bill"

36Pab,

March 27, 2018

WKU student government calls for free tuition as reparations

36Pab,

April 21, 2017

Jockey James Long, who won more than 300 races, dies at 62

36Pab,

April 20, 2017

Berea City Council unanimously passes hate crimes resolution

36Pab,

April 18, 2017

UK re-unveils controversial mural at Memorial Hall

36Pab,

March 27, 2017

Horse Park Museum Director Working on Black Jockey Exhibit

36Pab,

January 23, 2017

Three Lexington Teens Claim Restaurant Manager Assaulted Them Because They're Black

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

November 8, 2016

LPD looking for volunteers to help restore Cove Haven Cemetery

36Pab,

October 13, 2016

Kentucky officials: Man shot, killed by Louisville police

Tom Kenny,

August 8, 2016

UPDATE: Body found case ruled homicide

Tom Kenny,

July 21, 2016

Largest US Presbyterian denomination picks 1st black leader

36Pab,

June 24, 2016

Political leaders attend Powers' funeral

WTVQ News Desk,

February 5, 2016

Group seeks to honor US Navy's first black Master Diver

36Pab,

January 7, 2016

Board focuses on vision for UK's future

Tom Kenny,

October 23, 2015

African-American history class is 1 of a kind

36Pab,

February 18, 2015

Firefighter killed in line of duty remembered

36Pab,

February 13, 2015

Black churches pray in protest of police slayings

36Pab,

December 15, 2014

Funeral Arrangements Set For Leader In Lexington's African-American Community

Tom Kenny,

October 9, 2013

KSU Alum Becomes First African-American Supreme Court Chief Justice In Oklahoma

Tom Kenny,

November 12, 2012

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UPDATE: UK effectively bans woman in racial slur video from athletics events

KACP elects first African-American president

Together Lexington to donate local African-American history signage to city

BMW Academy grads commit to college

Senate Committee passes controversial "gang bill"

WKU student government calls for free tuition as reparations

Jockey James Long, who won more than 300 races, dies at 62

Berea City Council unanimously passes hate crimes resolution

UK re-unveils controversial mural at Memorial Hall

Horse Park Museum Director Working on Black Jockey Exhibit

Three Lexington Teens Claim Restaurant Manager Assaulted Them Because They're Black

LPD looking for volunteers to help restore Cove Haven Cemetery

Kentucky officials: Man shot, killed by Louisville police

UPDATE: Body found case ruled homicide

Largest US Presbyterian denomination picks 1st black leader

Political leaders attend Powers' funeral

Group seeks to honor US Navy's first black Master Diver

Board focuses on vision for UK's future

African-American history class is 1 of a kind

Firefighter killed in line of duty remembered

Black churches pray in protest of police slayings

Funeral Arrangements Set For Leader In Lexington's African-American Community

KSU Alum Becomes First African-American Supreme Court Chief Justice In Oklahoma

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