County Clerks and Same Sex Marriage

Former county clerk Kim Davis, who refused to issue marriage licenses in Kentucky to same-sex couples, must pay a total of $260,104 in fees and expenses to attorneys who represented one couple, according to a federal judge's ruling.

The Kentucky clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples has written a book."Under God's Authority: The Kim Davis…

David Ermold will return to the Rowan County courthouse Wednesday, nearly two years after Clerk Kim Davis refused to give him a marriage license because…

Many communities in the commonwealth have moved to protect LGBT residents by enacting fairness ordinances, but one well-known Kentucky gay rights advocate…

Kentucky lawmakers have given their final blessing to creating one marriage license form for gay and straight couples in an effort to defuse the state's…

A Kentucky House panel has settled on a single compromise marriage license form that does away with the twin applications created by the Senate. A…

While the Kentucky House weighs a Senate measure creating a pair of marriage license forms, one representative wants the legislature to split marriage…

Legislation altering the state's marriage licensing process moved through the Republican-led Senate Thursday, but not without a vigorous debate over the…

LGBT rights groups filled the Capitol Rotunda Wednesday to call on lawmakers to pass statewide fairness legislation. Waving a rainbow American flag at the…

After weeks of postponements, Senate Bill 5 - a measure aimed at incorporating Gov. Matt Bevin's 2015 executive order stripping county clerks names from…