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Christian County District Court Judge Foster Cotthoff and state Senator Whitney Westerfield have been selected to serve as members of the Attorney General’s Search Warrant Task Force. Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced the names of the twenty individuals selected by groups that are involved with or are affected by the search warrant process. The representatives include members of the judiciary, legislators, law enforcement, prosecutors, the Public Advocate, local officials, an NAACP representative, and citizen members. Cameron formed the Search Warrant Task Force by Executive Order a...

Can a state attorney general stand alone? That is the question posed by an upcoming Supreme Court case concerning Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's effort to intervene to ...

Attorney General Cameron donates inaugural funds to three Kentucky non-profit organizations March 11, 2021 FRANKFORT, Ky. (March 11, 2021) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron today donated inaugural funds, totaling $15,000, to three Kentucky non-profit organizations.  Operation UNITE’s Flood Relief Fund will receive $10,000 to assist with needs in Eastern Kentucky resulting from heavy flooding last month.  Hope’s Wings, a domestic violence prevention program in Richmond, will receive $2,500, and the Portland Promise Center, a community development center in the Portland neighborhood of...

Tag: brexit By John Ruberry I guess I’m in an arts and culture mood of late so I’m reviewing my latest Netflix binge-watching adventure, Tribes of Europa, a six-episode series about a dystopian Europe centered on the former Germany in 2074.  In December of 2029 the world’s power-grid fails–the cause of which is never explained, but it could be because of a cyberwar gone too far, along the lines of the biological warfare that precedes the Charlton Heston classic, Europe has devolved well past the European Union or even the nation-states that the borders of which–for the most part...

One of the many reasons that Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was my favorite of the several Trek incarnations is the quality of its pilot episode “Emissary.” In it, we first meet Commander Benjamin Sisko, a widower, the father of a young son, Jake, and previously, the first officer of the USS Saratoga which was destroyed in Trek’s infamous Battle of Wolf 359. His wife, Jennifer, has been dead for three years — killed at Wolf 359 — and he has languished at a desk job since that time. In the beginning of the series, he takes command of Space Station Deep Space Nine without much enthusias...