Standoff over gay marriage licenses wears on, despite ruling

A familiar scene repeated itself at a rural Kentucky courthouse: a gay couple marched into the clerk's office, requested a marriage license and insisted that a mounting pile of court orders proves they are entitled to one. Then, Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis' office again turned them away Thursday morning. The standoff has now stretched into ...

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Standoff over gay marriage licenses wears on, despite ruling

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