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Members of Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee met Tuesday to respond to an investigative report showing decades of sex abuse cover-ups.
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Several law enforcement and emergency service agencies are responding to a fatal shooting at the Marshall County Sheriff's Office. The Kentucky State Police have confirmed a Calloway County sheriff's deputy and a suspect died during the shooting.
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The CEO of a coal company that does business in Kentucky has been indicted on federal charges relating to an international money laundering, wire fraud and bribery scheme.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's latest reporting on law enforcement-related deaths reveals that most people killed by police were armed.
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A bill that would require children arrested on violent felonies to be briefly held in youth detention passed out of a Senate committee Monday.
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A Kentucky grand jury indicted Quintez Brown on felony charges, including attempted murder. The Louisville activist is accused of trying to shoot Democrat Craig Greenberg.
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A civil suit filed by the families of the Marshall County High School victims in 2019 has been dismissed. This judicial action is the result of a judge’s decision to grant a motion for summary judgment, attorney Sheila Hiestand told WPSD-TV.
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Mental health technician was on paid leave, previously charged with child molestation
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Breonna Taylor’s mother met with U.S. Department of Justice officials on Monday, after the two-year anniversary of her daughter’s killing.
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Charles W. Mills had been getting paid for more than a year while under investigation and on leave
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Prosecutor alleges he accessed confidential documents in attempt to derail State Police investigation.
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Criminal justice is a hot topic in the Tennessee legislature this year. And while some bills would keep people behind bars for longer, others aim to get people out — especially those held before their trials.