Marshall County High School Shooting

A western Kentucky circuit court judge has awarded over $36 million in damages to some of the victims of the deadly 2018 Marshall County High School shooting.

Saturday, January 23, marks three years since a gunman took the lives of two 15-year-olds and traumatized hundreds more at Marshall County High School. As…

Officials say a state grant of more than $400,000 will help support survivors of a school shooting in western Kentucky.Two 15-year-old students were…

A Marshall County center focusing on community-wide mental health services is opening August 17. The Justice and Public Safety Cabinet is funding the…

The Marshall County Fiscal Court unanimously approved an amended Fiscal Year 2019-2020 budget Friday, with further financial discussion set for June 30 as…

A western Kentucky county where a deadly 2018 high school shooting claimed the lives of two students is continuing to debate the funding of school…

More than two years after opening fire on his classmates, Gabriel Ross Parker, now 18, was officially sentenced to life in prison in Marshall Circuit…

Marshall County Schools Superintendent Trent Lovett said the recent public debate regarding school safety resulted in a larger group coming to the table…

The former Marshall County High School student charged with killing two classmates and injuring more than a dozen others during a shooting on Jan. 23,…

This post has been updated to clarify the open records request was fulfilled by Marshall County Schools. A school district that experienced a deadly high…