Kentucky
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The Architect of Kansas' Abortion Win Is Taking on Kentucky's Ban
Women in Mitch McConnell's home state are fed up and feeling the effects of the Supreme Court's hard right turn
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Biden is Nominating an Anti-Abortion Lawyer to Become a Federal Judge — Because Of Course He Is
The Biden administration is playing pro-choice in the streets and spineless in the sheets when it comes to women's rights — and somehow, Mitch McConnell is behind all of it
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Is This Giant Hydroponic Greenhouse in Kentucky the Future of Farming?
Inside AppHarvest's quest to be the world's biggest ag-tech company, save the Appalachian economy, and ensure the global food supply
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Jack Harlow's 'Thats What They All Say' Is a Louisville Love Letter
On his debut album, the rising Kentucky rapper uses his hometown as a lens to process his newfound stardom.
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Kentucky Songwriter S.G. Goodman on Why Mitch McConnell Must Go
"I ask you this, in the words of a great Kentucky luminary: Which side are you on?"
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Louisville Protesters Mourn Breonna Taylor by Taking to the Streets
Six months after Breonna Taylor was killed by cops, the Kentucky Attorney General announced no officers would be charged with her death — but those demanding justice won't give up
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The Charges Against the Louisville Cop Involved in the Killing of Breonna Taylor, Explained
Only one officer has been charged in connection with the shooting death of Breonna Taylor — and the charges aren't for killing her
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Breonna Deserved Better
The Louisville cops who killed Breonna Taylor got away with it — reminding us that the system, not individual cops, is what needs fixing
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One Ex-Officer Charged in Connection to the Killing of Breonna Taylor
Brett Hankison, who was fired from the LMPD in June, is facing three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment
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Breonna Taylor's Family, Louisville Settle Wrongful Death Suit for $12 Million, Policing Reforms
City will change warrant approval process, encourage police to live in city limits, hire social workers to help officers deal with certain calls — but the officers who killed her have still not been charged
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