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A judge found that a former auctioneer convicted of bid rigging violated his probation and ordered him to return to court for a new sentencing hearing.

A former Allen County auctioneer who pleaded guilty to bid rigging will return to court this week to learn whether a judge will extend his probation.

Avalara sales veteran will drive revenue growth and market expansion to solidify Versapay as the leader in collaborative accounts receivable

A Bowling Green resident accused of materially supporting the designated foreign terrorist organization ISIS has claimed in a recent court filing that he is being selectively prosecuted because of his

Auto dealership owner Randy Huff made his first court appearance Friday in a case in which he is charged with tampering with odometers.

Twenty-seven Kentuckians from 20 different countries officially became U.S. citizens in a special ceremony hundreds of feet below ground.

When asked what the most difficult part of the citizenship process was, many said the process was actually fairly simple.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (Legal Newsline) - Gun-maker SIG Sauer has defeated another lawsuit alleging its P320 went off without the trigger being pulled.

Doyce G. Barnes, founder and former owner of Barnes Jewelers, and a Kentucky man were sentenced Friday for defrauding investors of millions of dollars in a pyramid scheme involving an

Richard G. Maike, the Owensboro man convicted of defrauding investors of millions of dollars in a vast pyramid scheme, was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison.