The City of Hazard, Ky., has suspended an employee for ejecting two gay men from a public recreational facility citing the Bible as his reason for doing so.

The Kentucky Equality Federation on Monday condemned Hazard, Ky., Pavilion for ejecting two gay men from their facility, because the Bible said they could.

A Kentucky judge on Tuesday ruled that a white supremacist had committed a hate crime when he attacked four people last year outside a bar frequented by gays.

The Douglass Boulevard Christian Church in Louisville, Ky., on Sunday, unanimously voted to stop signing marriage licenses because they are only legally permitted to do so for heterosexual couples.

Two teenagers charged in an attack on a gay classmate in eastern Kentucky have been released from jail. [caption id="attachment_7717" align="alignleft" width="235" caption="Sams (left) and Schwab"][/caption] The Lexington Herald-Leader reported [...]