Crystal Rogers case: Judge decides on Louisville media’s request for camera in court during trial
Two weeks before Steve Lawson’s trial in Rogers’ death began, the judge banned cameras from being in the courtroom.
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Court adjourns after Day 1 in first trial of Crystal Rogers case; What happened
This blog will be updated throughout the day as Steve Lawson’s trial in the Crystal Rogers case begins.
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Crystal Rogers Case: Get extensive trial coverage on WHAS11
Get daily in-depth trial coverage in the Crystal Rogers case on WHAS11.
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‘Long time with no answers’ | It’s been 12 years since Bardstown officer Jason Ellis was found dead
Bardstown city police officer, Jason Ellis was murdered in an apparent ambush 12 years ago. Since then, there have been few answers pointing to who is responsible.
Louisville outlets, including WHAS, ask judge to allow camera in court during trial in Crystal Rogers case
A Nelson County judge ordered no cameras would be allowed in court during Steve Lawson’s trial next week.
Southern Indiana commissioner says construction company intimidated board into awarding contract
The Washington County Commissioners voted 2-1 on May 6 to give a local company a construction bid despite them being the higher bid.
Crystal Rogers trial starts one week from now; what Bowling Green residents are saying about it
Bowling Green was chosen to host the trials because of the community’s similarities to Bardstown. But is 90 miles enough to get that fair and impartial jury?
Heartbroken families call for accountability after pets’ adverse reactions to popular medication
Families report devastating outcomes following Librela injections for dogs, citing paralysis and death. Meanwhile, Zoetis maintains side effects are rare.
Judge rules no cameras allowed during first trial in Crystal Rogers case
Steve Lawson’s trial in the Crystal Rogers case begins May 27.
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Crystal Rogers Case | See inside the courtroom where suspects’ trials will be held
Court staff in Bowling Green are preparing to host one of the most high profile trials in Kentucky history.
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Police conduct investigation after woman’s body found on I-64 East in Shelby County
Police are investigating the death of Brianna Perry, found on I-64 in Shelby County.
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Residents still have concerns at downtown apartment building as improvements being made
In March, FOCUS found the building had been fined over 12 times in the last 12 months for roaches, overflowing trash, broken sinks and more.
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‘The whole plan was to provide EMS’ | Jeffersonville Mayor asks Council to stop fire territory
The mayor and Jeffersonville Fire say it’s not worth it to proceed with a reduced fire territory. At least one city councilor disagrees, and wants to keep it alive.
Kentucky’s medical cannabis rollout maintains on track despite audit
At least one company, Arkansas-based Dark Horse Cannabis, was able to secure multiple licenses in the production chain using hundreds of new LLCs.
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‘Patients just get violent’ | Louisville healthcare workers describe attacks on the job, calling it a crisis
The Kentucky Nurses Association expects a shortage of 20,000 nurses in the next five years and fear recent attacks will make recruitment even more challenging.