Tag: Court
Corbin man facing child sexual abuse charges
Corbin, Ky.-- A trial date is set for a man facing nine counts of sexual abuse charges towards a minor. Accoring to the Times...
Accused child killer says he helped, not hurt the toddler who was choking
A man accused of killing a three-year old girl who was in his care, says he didn't hurt the child, but rather, helped her during a choking episode, according to a report in the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Kentucky Supreme Court hears arguments in pension case
Government employees in Kentucky who sued over state investment decisions have taken their case to the state's Supreme Court.
Supreme Court candidates offer starkly different resumes
A veteran appellate judge and a prominent lawmaker are highlighting their different resumes while making their case to voters.
Victim’s family faces accused killer in court
The family of the two women killed in a fiery wreck faced their accused killer in court on Tuesday.
Appeals court orders resentencing for Paul attacker
A federal appeals court has vacated the 30-day prison sentence given to the man who tackled U.S. Sen. Rand Paul outside his Kentucky home in 2017.
Scott County coroner pleads not guilty to perjury, other charges
Scott County Coroner John Goble pleaded not guilty Monday to perjury and other charges following his most recent indictment, according to court records.
American National Univ. found guilty of violating Ky Consumer Protection Act
The Kentucky Court of Appeals has upheld a Fayette Circuit Court's ruling that American National University, once known as National College of Kentucky, willfully violated the state's Consumer Protection Act.
Sherman Denny pleads guilty in court, felony charges waived to grand jury
Accused con man Sherman Denny has pleaded guilty to some of the charges against him.
Kentucky lawsuits against opioid makers moving forward in court
Four lawsuits against opioid makers and distributors are moving forward in court, according to Attorney General Andy Beshear.
Court upholds earlier ruling in disability benefits case
Hundreds of people in Appalachia are closer to having their disability benefits restored after a federal appeals court upheld an earlier decision.
Men are sentenced for murder of a pregnant woman
Four men involved in the 2016 shooting death of a pregnant Lexington woman were sentenced Thursday.
Bevin, Beshear argue about opioid lawsuits in court
The Kentucky Supreme Court has heard arguments about whether the governor can cancel a contract awarded by the state attorney general.
Third drive-by shooting suspect in court in Clark Co.
The third suspect from a January drive-by shooting made his first court appearance after being returned to Clark County.
Second murder charge in Lexington killing
Police say a man will appear in court Friday on a murder charge, after his role in the killing of a Lexington woman last month.
Former detective who lied in court sentenced to probation
A former Kentucky State Police detective who lied in court about a slaying he was investigating has been sentenced to two years of probation.
Pro-life caucus announces bills it will support this session
Thursday Frankfort's pro-life caucus announced it will support four bills this session.
Texas landowners dig in to fight Trump’s border wall
Rather than surrender their land to the federal government, some property owners on the Texas border are digging in to fight President Donald Trump's border wall.
Former Miss Kentucky accused of sending nude photos to middle school student
An Andrew Jackson Middle School teacher who is a former Miss Kentucky has been arrested after she was accused of sending nude photos to a middle school student.
Woman accused of being under the influence in court
A woman admitted to being under the influence in court, according to the Laurel County Sheriff's Office.
