Western Kentucky University Has History of Ghosts and Hauntings
“Some people think that these are all in the past, but there are things that still continue to happen”...
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Louisville, Other Cities Struck by Violence, Riots for Second Night After Breonna Taylor Decision
Rioters struck Louisville and other cities for the second night of violence and mayhem after the Breonna Taylor grand jury decision.
The Daily Caller Threatens to Sue Louisville PD After Arresting Two Reporters During Riots
The Daily Caller has threatened to sue the Louisville Police Department after officers arrested two of their reporters during the riots despite having press credentials.
Riots Break Out in Louisville, Across the Country in Response to Breonna Taylor Ruling
Protests and riots immediately began in Louisville after a grand jury indicted only one officer in the Breonna Taylor case. They didn't indict him for her death.
This led to the shootings of two officers in Louisville. Riots broke out in other cities as night fell.
Violence Erupts, Two Police Officers Shot in Riots After Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Decision
It didn't take long for Louisville to erupt after the grand jury only indicted one officer in the Breonna Taylor case. He wasn't even indicted in her death.
Riots and protests started almost right after the indictment came out. Someone caught a U-Haul carrying signs and supplies.
The police confirmed two officers have been shot.
College President Apologizes After Campus Crime Alert Includes ‘Black’ in Suspect Description
“did not serve its intended purpose and likely made many on our campus feel less safe than more safe”...
ACLU Official Attacks Transylvania University for Admitting Nick Sandmann as a Student
Nicholas Sandmann, the young man who was smeared by the media for the sin of wearing a MAGA hat, and ended up speaking at the 2020 Republican National Convention, has been accepted as a student at Transylvania University in Kentucky.
As a result, an official at the ACLU is now attacking the school. This is unreal.
Sullivan University to Offer ‘Introduction to Cannabis Studies’ Course
"the course is intended to be academic and objectively focused without attempting to be involved in any social movement"...
University Soccer Players Dismissed From Team for Organizing a Party
"The party led to the temporary shutdown of voluntary activities and preseason practice for four Cardinal sports, according to the school."...
Louisville, KY: Cuban Community Rallies In Support Of Cuban Restaurant After BLM Issues “List of Demands”
A rather alarming situation is developing in Louisville, Kentucky, in which local businesses are allegedly being issued demands from Black Lives Matter (BLM) activists and told that if they don't meet the demands, their business might be "f*cked with."
Authorities Arrest Frequent Protester Accused of Killing Louisville Photographer During Breonna Taylor Protest
Authorities have arrested Steven Nelson Lopez, 23, for allegedly killing Louisville photographer Tyler Gerth. They charged him "with one count of murder and one count of wanton endangerment first degree."
U. Kentucky Fires Cheerleading Coaches After Hazing and Nudity Investigation
"investigation found no evidence of sexual assault or sexual misconduct"...
Federal Appeals Court Bars Kentucky From Banning Drive-Up Church Services
We have followed several court cases involving bans on drive-in church services, including on in Louisville, Kentucky, and another in Greenville, Mississippi. We addressed likely litigation in the age of pandemic at our April 26, 2020, live event, Constitutional Rights in the Age of Government Overreach.
To the extent there is a pattern emerging, it is that the state cannot bar religious services where CDC social distancing and related precautions are followed, if the state also allows drive-up and drive-through practices for secular institutions like fast food and liquor stores.
University of Kentucky Furloughing 1,700 Workers Due to Coronavirus Crisis
"Officials say furloughs could last a week, or weeks."...
Gov’t Gone Wild: Controversy Swirls over Michigan Governor Order on Non-Essential Purchases
Recently I documented numerous examples of government overreach during the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic. Did you think that would end? Nope.
Here are some more examples from Michigan, Kentucky, and Virginia.
University of Louisville Researching How Tobacco Plant Could Help Fight Coronavirus
"looking into an engineered tobacco-produced protein, called Q-Griffithsin, a broad-spectrum antiviral"...
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Kentucky Abortion Ultrasound Law
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal to the Kentucky Ultrasound Informed Consent Act, which requires "doctors to perform ultrasounds and show and describe fetal images to patients before abortions, as well as play an audible heartbeat of the fetus."
Their decision means the law will stay in place.
Ron Coleman