BY DEBORAH YETTER Isolated at her Berea home for a year, beaten bloody with a belt, forced into icy showers and ordered to sit for hours at the kitchen table, sometimes naked, writing pages of sentences as “home schooling,” the 8-year-old girl’s condition amounted to one of the worst abuse cases in memory for child…
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tax experts say a Kentucky businessman who sold a home to Republican Gov. Matt Bevin could reap a benefit from the sale in the form of a large tax break. University of Kentucky associate law professor Jennifer Bird-Pollan told the Lexington Herald-Leader that the lower price Bevin paid could be used…
BY JACK BRAMMER FRANKFORT – Nearly two years after rejecting requests to remove a controversial statue of Confederate President Jefferson Davis in Kentucky’s Capitol Rotunda, a state panel that promised to produce educational materials to help put the statue in historical context is only now beginning its work. Raoul Cunningham, president of the state and Louisville…
