Federal investigators Tuesday continued sorting through records of Kentucky Lt. Gov. Steve Henry. NewsChannel 32 reported Monday that the U.S. attorney's office in Louisville has subpoenaed hundreds of pages of documents from Henry's office. The records pertain to the schedule, travel records and expense reports of Henry and his security staff of bodyguards. Officials at Louisville's University Hospital, where Henry works as a surgeon, confirmed to NewsChannel 32 reporter Chris Gilligan Tuesday that federal agents have interviewed other doctors and staff there about Henry. The case will go to a grand jury next week.
Henry is no stranger to controversy.
Also called into question have been whether he used government money to help pay for his wedding last year to former Miss America Heather Renee French, and the role and salary of an executive secretary in his office. Gov. Paul Patton was in Louisville Monday, and said that if there's a problem, it needs to be addressed. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Information about privacy policy , terms of use .