Oh, Kentucky

"They’ve been doing this for years to my ancestors and people of color and people who are poor. And if we don’t have access to this office and access to democracy, they’re denying democracy today.” … "We’re very up front to let them know that we’re being accommodating that we want them to be able to come into the Capitol to protest, to redress their government, but that protocols will be in place to maintain the security of the Capitol.” … Ryland Barton of WKYU hangs with the Poor People’s Campaign and Kentucky State Police in Frankfort.

Meanwhile, in Slaughters on Monday, the Kentucky State Police was shutting down highways and making sure a found grenade didn't blow up.

Good jobs news from Paris.

Hiring (for everything at the bowling alley) in Madisonville.

Dippin' Dots and Doc Popcorn are headed to China.

Rest in peace, Paul Gray, who died doing what he loved at the Kentucky High School Athletic Association baseball tournament last week and "was definitely more than just his camera."