Kim Davis

Matt Bevin ordered the state to prepare new licenses in an attempt to protect the religious beliefs of Kim Davis and other officials.

“How ironic,” Davis says, “that God would use a person like me, who failed so miserably at marriage in the world, to defend it now,”

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David Ernold has written in to LGBTQ Nation to clarify his stance, which he feels the article misrepresented.

On Tuesday, Rowan County clerk Kim Davis made an appearance at the governor’s public swearing-in ceremony.

That’s what Mat Staver wants, anyway.

Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear told U.S. District Judge David Bunning the altered marriage licenses do not comply with state law. But he promised to recognize them as valid.

U.S. Roman Catholic bishops gave two standing ovations to the Vatican ambassador behind Pope Francis’ meeting with Kim Davis.

Republican Matt Bevin spoke publicly about his plans Friday after winning the Kentucky governor’s election with more than 52 percent of the vote in a three-way race.

The Sixth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Thursday denied her latest request for a reprieve.

April Miller and Karen Roberts stood before a minister Saturday night, hand-in-hand, and said the two words they fought for months to exchange.

“September 1 will be the day to prepare for, if the Lord doesn’t return before then,” Davis wrote one supporter about the legal deadline to issue licenses to same-sex couples. “I have weighed the cost, and will stay the course.”

He reminds Davis that the law must be followed

At today’s Kim Davis protest, Westboro Baptist Church premiered “Kentucky Woman: She Caused F*g Marriage.”

The “church” followed through on their threat to protest Kim Davis’ office in Rowan County on Monday morning.

Federal judge David L. Bunning wants Steve Beshar to weigh in on whether Kim Davis’ licenses are legit.

Lawyers for the American Civil Liberties Union had asked a judge to order Davis to reissue the licenses.

Tom Parker told a Christian radio show that resisting gay marriage could start a “revival of what we need in this country.”

The candidates for attorney general squared off during an hourlong joint appearance on Kentucky Educational Television in Lexington.