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Kentucky has sued Roblox, alleging that children are accessing violent simulation games on the popular gaming platform, including depictions of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, just weeks after the ...

FIRST ON FOX: Kentucky brought a civil lawsuit on Monday against Roblox alleging the massive gaming platform is not safe for children, joining a growing list of entities who have sued over similar ...

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has sued Roblox, arguing the online gaming platform lacks adequate security and has exposed kids to child predators. Roblox pushed back in a statement, ...

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Attorney General Russell Coleman announced a lawsuit against Roblox—a popular gaming and social media platform with more than 380 million monthly users—for creating a hunting ...

Sean "Diddy" Combs will soon have to face the music in his federal sex-crimes case. The maximum sentence for a transportation to engage in prostitution charge is 10 years in prison, meaning Combs ...

WEBSITE WKYT.COM. AND INDIANA MAN CONVICTED IN THE DEATH OF A SIX YEAR OLD BOY IS NOW OUT OF PRISON ON PAROLE. I’VE HAD MY TALKS WITH GOD BECAUSE I’M NOT AFRAID TO TELL YOU ALL, I TOLD THE COURT IF I ...

Records show that Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty was no longer in federal prison. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Shiesty — whose real name is Lontrell Williams — is no longer being held at a ...

Kentucky is suing Roblox for allegedly allowing child predators to run rampant on its platform and exposing children to heinous material — including simulators of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s ...

Another incarcerated person has died in a Massachusetts prison, according to officials, bringing the total number of reported deaths to four in less than a month. The death happened on Oct. 3 at the ...

WSJ Opinion: Growing calls to turn down the rhetorical heat. William K. Marshall III, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, has ended the government’s collective-bargaining agreement with the ...