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‘No one is above the law’: Former Gov. Matt Bevin arrested on set of Christmas movie in Bourbon County (opens the original)
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PARIS, Ky. (WDRB+WAVE) — Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was arrested Thursday evening in Paris, according to 911 dispatchers. The Bourbon County Sheriff’s Office said dispatch received a call Bevin was a “participant in a movie project being filmed” nearby and may have a warrant for his arrest. Sheriff Tony Asbury said the warrant stemmed from a contempt charge out of Jefferson County. According to the 911 call obtained by police Friday, a woman called dispatch and told the operator Bevin was “
Kentucky lawmakers hear case for, pushback against Flock camera usage (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WDRB+WAVE) - A representative for Flock faced questions from lawmakers Wednesday after several police officers were accused of misusing the company’s camera system. Lawmakers passed legislation on the cameras during this most recent spring session but may consider updating it. “People are concerned that we are already down the road toward the surveillance state that George Orwell warned about,” State Representative Jennifer Decker (R-Waddy) said. “I see an integration of these re
Judge rejects Trump administration request for Kentucky voter database (opens the original)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Claria Horn Boom has dismissed the Justice Department’s attempt to obtain a full, unredacted copy of Kentucky’s voter database, a ruling Jefferson County Clerk David Yates said is a win for voter privacy and the balance of power between state and federal governments. The database at issue would have included voters’ birth dates, partial Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers. The judge ruled the government did not provide
Fiscal court candidate’s open records request reveals new details in Springhaven contract loss (opens the original)
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ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. - A Hardin County fiscal court candidate filed an open records request with Zero V, Springhaven’s former state funding partner, after learning the domestic violence shelter was at risk of closing. What he found has gone viral on social media. Zero V chose not to renew its subcontract with Springhaven to provide domestic violence services across an eight-county region surrounding Elizabethtown. The decision nearly led to Springhaven’s closure. Travis Leffew, a Democrat running
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