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WEB EXCLUSIVE: The case to erase

Former councilwoman seeks to erase defamation lawsuit’s findings from the record

Former Metro Councilwoman Denise Bentley has filed a motion in civil court to strike former council candidate Ken Herndon’s defamation lawsuit from the public record.

Ashes to ashes

As EPA reconsiders dangers of coal ash, LG&E seeks to expand a storage facility

Residents of Kingston, Tenn., awoke on the morning of Dec. 22, 2008, to find a sea of dark gray sludge covering the surrounding landscape.

Inbox — Oct. 28, 2009

Letters to the Editor

He Said, She Said

To my Inbox detractors:

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A history of violence

The notorious murder of Amanda Ross exposes the plight of domestic violence victims

It was still dark when Amanda Ross walked out the front door of her downtown Lexington townhouse on the morning of Sept.

Gone to the dogs

Louisville Metro Animal Services and Director Gilles Meloche face a barrage of criticism about how they do business

Last Wednesday, during what should have been a routine Government Accountability and Oversight Committee hearing at City Hall, the latest chapter in the convoluted saga(s) emanating from Loui

Inbox — Nov. 4, 2009

Letters to the Editor

Animal Abuse Awareness

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No smoking gun

Former candidate uncovered juicy evidence in a futile search to find the source of a vicious campaign mailer

Last spring, Ken Herndon made a serious bid for the Metro Council’s 6th district seat.

Jerry's kids

Facts, rumors and political innuendo

It was skyrocketing rent that eventually pushed Keishanna Hughes to move into the Sheppard Square public housing complex with her four children.

Trans fat farm

Health Department weighs changes to the local menu

When it comes to local health initiatives, city lawmakers tend to outlaw certain behaviors altogether.

Anti-death penalty activists journey to Louisville

When an Indiana judge sentenced 16-year-old Paula Cooper to die in the electric chair for murdering an elderly woman, the victim’s grandson initially believed the punishment was deserved.

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