Taylor Six is a criminal justice reporter at the Herald-Leader. With a focus on law and legal affairs, government and politics, and health and wellness, she covers a range of topics including lawsuits, consumer health, and animal rights. Taylor's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, ProPublica, and The Detroit News.
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Lexington, United States (Local)
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Taylor Six's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, court cases, and legal system developments in Kentucky, particularly in Lexington. This suggests that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within the local legal and crime landscape. Pitches could include insights from legal experts or individuals directly involved with the events being covered.
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By: Taylor Six
A third suspect has not been identified by police, according to a Lexington detective.
By: Taylor Six
Griffin’s attorney, Daniel Whitley, said he hoped the community would have a bigger conversation about anti-violence efforts.
By: Taylor Six
A residential driveway near Tates Creek Road in Madison County is destroyed as a result of Saturday flooding. (Taylor Six/Lexington Herald-Leader/TNS)
By: Taylor Six
The Kentucky Department of Corrections is required to pay a per diem rate to local jails who hold state inmates housed in their care.
By: Taylor Six
In a previous interim committee, the Kentucky DOC’s deputy commissioner said there was “no magic pill” to make inmates less violent.
By: Taylor Six
Police across three states found 27 firearms linked to violent crimes and drug violations.
By: Taylor Six
There is no recording of the footage, because the Lancaster police do not use body camera footage.
By: Taylor Six
Jessamine County school officials reported the threats Saturday night and police said a minor was identified and would face criminal charges.
By: Taylor Six
Elfgeeh was serving a 22-year sentence at the time of the attack for recruiting people to a terrorist group.
By: Taylor Six
Waide and Winslow are charged with the 2024 Lexington murder of 60-year-old Jose Salazar.
