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The Kentucky Labor Cabinet has filed suit against the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting to prevent releasing details about employees accused of sexual harassment — the second state agency to sue KyCIR in the last month.
The criminal division of the Attorney General’s office has launched a probe into the University of Louisville Foundation, the nonprofit that manages the public university’s nearly $800 million endowment.
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Gov. Bevin falsely claimed that Attorney General Andy Beshear had dropped his defense of a controversial new ultrasound abortion law and that the Courier-Journal falsely reported on the issue.
David Reed Wilbers lied in at least two criminal cases in recent years, records show. He also allegedly made “false or misleading” statements to the attorney general’s office during its inquiry.
The vitriol-filled feud between Republican Governor Matt Bevin and Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear escalated yet again this week, with the two politicians exchanging more charges and countercharges related to an investigator in Beshear’s office.
A state attorney general’s investigator now under scrutiny by his office has been accused at least three times of lying to grand juries.
Former Personnel Cabinet secretary Tim Longmeyer was sentenced Thursday to 70 months in prison for federal bribery. He will also have to pay $203,500 in restitution.
Attorney General Andy Beshear still hasn’t returned contributions to his campaign account that came from Tim Longmeyer, a state Democratic Party insider who admitted to bribery charges earlier this year.
The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting filed a lawsuit Thursday against the University of Louisville Foundation, the latest step in a long public records fight.