According to a police report released on Tuesday that included excerpts from the shooter’s journal, the man who killed five people at a bank in Louisville, Kentucky, in April was driven by his anger over the country’s “careless” gun laws and believed that a “bloody rampage” of White victims would prompt politicians into action.
Read More Police Report: Louisville Bank Shooter’s Journal Shows He Targeted ‘Upper-Class White People’ To Highlight Soft Gun Laws, Prompt Politicians
In an exclusive interview, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul tells One America News that new legislation he is sponsoring with Representative Jim Jordan would mandate punishment for government actors that engage in or abet censorship of Americans.
Read More Sen. Paul Would Punish Government Actors For Censorship
Voters have decided that Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear will be their Governor for another four years.
Read More Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear Re-Elected To Second Term In Kentucky
Voters in Kentucky and Mississippi are preparing to head to the polls to decide their governors for the next four years.
Read More Mississippi, Kentucky Hold Gubernatorial Elections Tuesday
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reversed a decision that allowed doctors to treat young kids’ gender dysphoria with puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Read More Two States Score Major Victories for Children Against Gender-Affirming Care
While on the job, a police officer in Louisville, Kentucky, was shot from a house close by to a traffic stop.
Read More Suspect(s) In Nearby Home Shoots Louisville Officer Conducting Traffic Stop