The measure aims to amend the Kentucky Open Records Act to exclude photographs or videos that show the acts committed against victims of violent crimes.
Local 6's Temi Adeleye and Kaylee Bowers stopped by Frontier Coffee this week. It's one of the three spots they visited for their Paducah Coffee Tour.
Local 6's Temi Adeleye and Kaylee Bowers went on a coffee tour through Paducah, to show you some places to grab seasonal drinks. Etcetera Coffee was their third stop for the tour.
Local 6's Temi Adeleye and Kaylee Bowers stopped by Frontier Coffee this week. It's one of the three spots they visited for their Paducah Coffee Tour.
Tributes to Marshall County are coming in online to commemorate the lost and acknowledge the pain suffered by families of the victims and the community.
A remembrance event is scheduled to be held from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday in the lobby of the Kenneth Shadowen Performing Arts Center.
Marshall County High School is receiving a $408,599 Anti-terrorism and Emergency Assistance Program grant to help survivors of the 2018 mass shooting at the school.
Attorneys and victims families react to Gabriel Parker being sentenced to life in prison.
Gabriel Parker was sentenced to life for the murder of two Marshall County High School students on Friday.
Parker will receive an additional 70 years in prison for 14 counts of assault. He will be eligible for parole in 20 years.
The victims and the families of the Marshall County High School shooting will enter a courtroom again, but this time it's their voices, not just attorneys and the judge's, that will be heard. One of the students injured in the Heath High School shooting was Missy Jenkins Smith, whose bullet wounds left her in a wheelchair – is speaking out on her journey to healing.
On Tuesday, Gabriel Parker pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and 14 counts of assault.
Survivors of the 1997 Heath High School shooting in McCracken County talked with Local 6 about what sentencing day in court looked like for them.
They were on this earth for just a short time, certainly not long enough. They touched so many lives while they were here — friends, family, their community.
Parker pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and 14 counts of assault in the 2018 Marshall County High School shooting.
Gage Smock will always remember the rampage shooting at his high school two years ago, and now, the day the shooter pleaded guilty.
Gabriel Parker pleaded guilty in virtual court on Tuesday.
Bailey and Preston died two years ago in the tragic shooting at Marshall County High School. This would have been their senior year.
During a virtual hearing on Monday, prosecutors and defense attorneys told the judge they want to postpone the trial. The hearing happened over Skype due to coronavirus shutdowns.
The trial of Gabriel Parker was set to begin on June 1st in Christian County.
In about three months, accused Marshall County High School shooter Gabriel Parker will be on trial at the Christian County Judicial Center.
In a little more than three months, the trial of accused Marshall County High School shooter Gabriel Parker will begin. As part of their preparations for that trial, lawyers for the prosecution and defense met for a status hearing Friday.
The Marshall County community gathered Thursday night to continue healing two years after the Marshall County High School shooting.
Thursday will mark two years since the deadly shooting at Marshall County High School. The community has built a strong support system since then, and the Marshall County Library System is doing its part.
Thursday will mark two years since the shooting at Marshall County High School. The community is preparing to share messages of hope and healing while honoring the victims of the shooting.
You can read the prosecution's full response in our story.
Defense lawyers for Gabriel Parker are being given another week to file arguments in a suppression hearing.
Thirteen witnesses testified in the suppression of evidence hearing on Monday for the Marshall County High School shooting case. It took seven hours.
A hearing Monday could decide whether statements given by Gabriel Parker will be thrown out.
