same-sex marriage

Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis refused to issue marriage licenses in the wake of the landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2015 that legalized same-sex marriage.

The U.S. Supreme court dodged a major ruling on the question of whether business owners can refuse services to gay individuals based on their religious objections.

David Ermold again entered the Rowan County courthouse Wednesday, except this time he wasn't seeking a marriage license — he was seeking Kim Davis' job.

Gov. Matt Bevin asked U.S. District Judge David Bunning to reconsider an order for Kentucky to pay the plaintiffs about $224,000 in fees.

“I remember looking around and asking, ‘Is someone doing a longer story on this?’” Schuman says. “You know, it’s pretty historic.”

The state legislature approved a new law in April removing the county clerks' names and authorizations from state marriage licenses.

A federal judge awarded a team of Kentucky attorneys more than $1 million for their role in the landmark United States Supreme Court case that struck down…

Kentucky's Supreme Court is being asked to decide what it means to be a parent in today's ever-changing definition of family.Two women — former partners…

It’s unlikely that Gov. Steve Beshear’s administration will pay the legal fees of the attorneys who sued the state over its same-sex marriage ban by Dec.…

Governor-elect Matt Bevin on Friday announced the early priorities of his administration: dismantling the state-run health insurance exchange and removing…