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The Kentucky Parole Board voted unanimously Monday morning that Michael Carneal, who committed the 1997 Heath High School shooting, would be denied parole and serve out the remainder of his life sentence.
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Michael Carneal — who committed the 1997 Heath High School shooting — is up for parole in November after serving nearly 25 years in prison. The two-person parole board failed to reach a unanimous decision and deferred the case to the full Kentucky Parole Board.
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Victims and family members of victims of the 1997 Heath High School shooting in far western Kentucky gave testimony Monday in the shooter’s parole hearing.
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Lawyers for the teenager accused of shooting classmates at Marshall County High School last year requested on Monday a change of venue for the trial.The…
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The group planning to protest the appearance of the National Rifle Association President at a Republican rally on Friday at Murray State University will…
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Murray State University is closing early on Friday to accommodate an increased number of visitors for a Republican event featuring National Rifle…
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The president of the National Rifle Association is the featured speaker for a Republican rally in west Kentucky the night before an annual political…
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A survivor of the 1997 Heath High School shooting in Paducah said she never thought another shooting would happen in the same community.Paducah is about…
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Twenty years ago today a west Kentucky high school lost three students after 14-year-old Michael Carneal opened fire on his classmates. A service at Heath…
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Design plans have been unveiled for a new memorial honoring the victims of a 1997 school shooting in west Kentucky. The Paducah Sun reports that…