Fayette Commonwealth News Today

LEXINGTON – (TNS) A man who was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the slaying of his wife in June 2010 is now free, and was released from the

LEXINGTON – (TNS) The Fayette Commonwealth Attorney’s Office says it is “deeply troubled” by allegations of misconduct and racism made by a Fayette County judge who dismissed a murder case

Julie Goodman, the judge presiding over the case, cited racial discrimination in her argument against the Commonwealth's Attorney's charge.

(TNS) A Fayette County judge dismissed a murder case three years after a deadly hit-and-run near Leestown Road and accused the Fayette Commonwealth Attorney’s Office of misconduct for a “pattern”

Fayette Circuit Judge Julie Goodman said local prosecutors hadn’t done enough to prove the defendant was liable in a deadly crash, and criticized the prosecutor’s office over the case.

(TNS) When Seth Raines was arrested for a robbery in Hart County and charged with a felony, he suddenly faced 15 years in prison.

In 2018, less than one-third of one percent of Kentucky criminal cases went to trial.

By Jack BrammerNKyTribune reporter John A. Stephenson, the last person to serve as Kentucky’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, has entered an Alford plea in Boone Circuit Court related t

As long as Comer is allowed to lead the Oversight Committee, every single investigative activity... should be met with skepticism and suspicion.

The Congressional Integrity Project has asked a Kentucky prosecutor to investigate Jamie Comers admission that he leaked emails to discredit a rival