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Kim Davis accused of hiding inheritance to avoid paying gay couple $565K judgment
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis waves to a crowd of her supporters at a rally in front of the Carter County Detention Center on September 8, 2015, in Grayson, Kentucky. (Ty Wright / Getty Images) Former Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis is facing a new lawsuit in her home turf accusing her of hiding inherited assets to avoid paying the $565,000 federal civil rights judgment against her for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Attorneys for the two Kentucky men who
Jul 27
Ongoing Coverage: A rural Kentucky community mourns a man killed in botched raid
About a year before I came on board at the Herald-Leader, police in the sleepy town of London, Kentucky, shot and killed a man they say pointed a gun at him while serving an early morning search warrant. After doggedly pursuing the story, I was able to report that police who showed up that night had the wrong address. Monthly vigils in downtown London, Ky., like the one seen in this Dec. 23, 2025, photo, will continue, organizers say, until the family and friends of Douglas “
Dec 2, 2025
TWC Special: Polluted by Power
I had the exciting opportunity to put my video editing skills to task working alongside a team of features videographers at The Weather...
Jun 5, 2020
The Great Divide: California Communities Battle for Rights to Water
TOOLEVILLE, Calif. — An ongoing struggle between two communities less than a mile apart in one of the nation’s key farming regions is a microcosm that illustrates the challenges California faces as it tries to deliver clean, affordable drinking water to more than 1 million residents without access to what the state has called a “basic human right.” Nestled among orange groves in the Central Valley, the community of Tooleville has just 391 residents. Hardly a town or a village
Jun 5, 2020
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