Erlanger employee alleges city withheld public records, says attorney general is investigating
Erlanger may have allegedly run afoul of open records laws, and now one city worker says the Kentucky Attorney General is investigating. “The only thing that was going to protect me is if I went to the attorney general’s office and became a whistleblower,” said Jim White, who works in…
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