Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting (https://kycir.org/tag/gov-matt-bevin/)
A New York City federal judge ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump should no longer block people on social media. What does that mean for a similar case against Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin?
The OAG ruled in favor of the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky, which asked for “all keywords used by the Governor’s Office to filter comments from appearing on Governor Matt Bevin’s official Facebook account.”
A day after both of Kentucky’s major political parties called for Rep. Dan Johnson to resign amid sexual assault allegations, Gov. Matt Bevin says he’s still reviewing the story and hasn’t formed an opinion on the matter.
The ACLU of Kentucky is suing Gov. Matt Bevin for blocking people on Facebook and Twitter, saying the governor is violating the free speech rights of his constituents.
Gov. Matt Bevin issued his first-ever slate of pardons Monday, citing “unique circumstances” that warranted gubernatorial forgiveness for 10 Kentuckians.
Want to find if your favorite Kentucky official’s Twitter account is open to all? Are they blacklisting some social media users? Well, KyCIR is here to help.
As Gov. Bevin ramped up his public criticism and online dispatches, he’s also blocked more than 500 Twitter users from following him. And it raises a host of legal issues.
Gov. Matt Bevin believes in second chances. But since taking office, he’s restored voting rights to only 24 Kentuckians with felony convictions.
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.
An investigation commissioned by Gov. Matt Bevin found that state workers under the previous governor’s administration were solicited to donate to Democratic political campaigns, a violation of state law.