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Still No Justice: Federal Judge Dismisses Core Charges Against Two Cops Involved In Breonna Taylor Raid
Once again, the case of Breonna Taylor has proven that the American legal system is set up in a way that protects police officers far more than it holds them accountable. According to WDRB, U.S. District Court Judge Charles Simpson ruled Thursday that the second Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, fired a shot at the cops he thought were intruders trying to break into their apartment, he became responsible for Taylor’s death, not the cops, who fired a garage of bullets in response, killing Taylor and endangering the lives of several other residents in the apartment building.
Monroe Deals Rebels 44-13 Opening-Night Loss
The Todd County Central football team didn’t get the start to the 2024 season it was looking for on Friday. Instead, for the second year in a row the Rebels found themselves on the wrong end of a matchup with Monroe County in a 44-13 loss to the visiting Falcons.
Physical Maroons Maul Union County To Open 2024 (w/PHOTOS)
The last time Madisonville North Hopkins had topped Union County in football, it was 2019. Jeriah Hightower was a senior about to commit to Eastern Kentucky. Jay Burgett — now Paducah Tilghman’s athletic director — was still the skipper. And the squad was on the brink of a historic, special 11-win season.
Tigers Just Miss Winning Season Opener at Greenwood
The Hopkinsville Tigers came oh so close to giving new head coach Dustin Lopez a win in his first game as the new leader of the Tiger football program. Close, like chances to win the in the fourth quarter. Close, like coming down to the final minute of the game. But, games don’t go into the win column for just being close.
ESPN dubs Reed Sheppard the heavy favorite for NBA Rookie of the Year
The Kentucky Wildcats probably didn’t realize the caliber of player they were getting in 4-star guard Reed Sheppard, who joined the Cats at the start of last season and quickly became one of their best players. From Kentucky, Sheppard quickly became a fan favorite. He exploded onto the scene...
Clement's Jewelers to close after 89 years
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (WEVV) — A local jewelry store is closing its doors after nearly 90 years. Clement's Jewelers last day open will be September 17 and they are clearing their shelves to move out. With their iconic blue exterior, customers came and went for years, with Clement's offering many...
Snoop Dogg bobblehead stolen from Bardstown country club
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Snoop Dogg is missing and it's not the rapper but a beloved 3-foot bobblehead statue of him. The Bardstown Country Club owners said on social media Friday some customers were acting a little too young, wild and free Monday at the club's restaurant. They said the...
Historic West Paducah market closes its door
PADUCAH — A local grocery store, historic to the West Paducah area, will close its doors after being in business more than a year. Three Rivers Grocery Market, previously Forthman Foods and IGA, is having a liquidation sale online and officially closing. Co-owner Rodney Hill originally purchased the business...
Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant high school takes the lead, but can’t maintain it in falling to Greenup County
Greenup County trailed at the end of the first quarter before rallying for a 37-14 win over Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant high school during this Kentucky football game on Aug. 23. Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant high school showed it was ready to play, using an early thrust to carve out a 6-0 advantage over Greenup County as the first quarter ended.
KHSAA football is back! Manual rallies in second half against Central, avoids upset
Kaden Mack shook off the nerves of his first varsity start and helped the Manual High School football team avoid an upset in its season opener. Mack threw touchdown passes to Willis Nofsinger and Gerian Traynor in the second half to help the Crimsons rally for a 20-13 victory at Central on Friday. Our Jason Frakes was there, as he began his 19th season covering prep football for The Courier Journal. ...
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