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A group of at least 20 masked individuals took to the streets in downtown Paducah Sunday, many of them carrying Confederate or white supremacy-related symbols.
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"The Bitter and the Sweet: Kentucky Sugar Chests, Enslavement, and the Transatlantic World 1790-1865" explores the history of sugar chests in the state and the dark history behind them.
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In the wake of a controversial video posted to social media by a Hopkinsville Police Department officer, many in the community have called for action and expressed concerns about perceived racist symbols.
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The City of Paducah has settled an ongoing legal matter with city commissioner David Guess, fully reinstating Guess to the city’s Board of Commissioners after elected officials unanimously voted to remove Guess from his position in January over a charge of misconduct.
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Tennessee’s newest lawmaker was sworn in Thursday. Democratic Rep. Justin J. Pearson is filling a vacancy left in House District 86 in Memphis. But people were more focused on what Pearson was wearing.
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Just days after body camera footage was released showing the brutal beating of Tyre Nichols by Memphis Police officers, Tennessee Republicans filed a bill that would take police oversight powers away from civilian boards.
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Flyers bearing a racist poem defending a recently removed local official were posted around downtown Paducah overnight Thursday.
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The Paducah City Commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to remove one of its members after a finding that they committed misconduct in the form of a racially charged text.
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A Paducah City Commission member has been charged with misconduct after sending racially charged texts to a city employee in reference to a Black candidate for office.
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The Paducah City Commission is deciding the fate of a member after a racially charged text to a city employee was brought before it Wednesday night.