John P. Wise

Jeffersonville police officers responded to the 800 block of West Larkspur Drive on a report of a man being bitten by a dog Wednesday morning.

The Cincinnati Police Department announced over the weekend that it has not hired Brett Hankison, the LMPD officer recently fired for his alleged involvement in the Breonna Taylor shooting.

The Jefferson County Coroner has identified the woman shot and killed near Dixie Highway and Hale Avenue Friday morning.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized a shipment from China that contained more than 10,000 assault weapons parts being smuggled into the country.

Officers found Bryan Wilson in a pond in the area of Galston Boulevard and Link Way in Valley Station on Thursday.

Kentucky’s Health and Family Services Secretary, Eric Friedlander, announced Thursday that the state will resume visitation at assisted-living and personal-care homes, group activities (10 or fewer) in facilities, communal dining and off-site appointments.

Commissioner of Education Kevin Brown on Wednesday announced guidance on safety expectations and best practices for Kentucky’s return to school in the fall.

Kentucky’s secretary of state came out swinging a day after Tuesday’s closely-watched primary election.

The legal petition was prompted by reports of extensive traffic delays around the Expo Center, which served as the sole polling location in Jefferson Co.

The Louisville Metro Council Budget Committee has approved the city's capital and operating budgets for the coming fiscal year.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday said he’ll release the state’s plan to reopen schools on Wednesday.

Five years after a 4-year-old girl died from a gunshot wound, her big brother agreed to a plea deal in the case.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced Friday morning that LMPD Det. Brett Hankison will be fired.

Tamika Palmer expressed relief Friday upon learning LMPD has begun efforts to fire Brett Hankison, one of three officers involved in the shooting death of her daughter, Breonna Taylor.

Ninety-eight days after LMPD narcotics shot and killed a woman while serving a warrant at her apartment, FBI agents spent their Friday morning at the home of Breonna Taylor.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron opened his highly-anticipated news conference Thursday by saying he would not be sharing any new details about the Breonna Taylor case.

Officers now will be required to intervene if they see their colleagues using excessive force during an arrest.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Tuesday reported 203 more cases of the coronavirus in Kentucky, and seven new deaths.

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St. Charles (Mo.) County Prosecutor Tim Lohmar said Monday that the man behind the wheel of a vehicle that crashed into another vehicle, killing all four people inside, has been charged.

Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed Monday that the state's coronavirus death total has surpassed 500.

Police have located two pre-teen brothers who had been missing since Thursday afternoon.

Just hours after the Louisville Metro Council unanimously approved Breonna’s Law, Mayor Greg Fischer signed it into effect.

Deputies in Nelson County responded to a call at about 2 a.m. Friday that they won’t soon forget.

Originally postponed until August and September, Kentucky Derby Festival anchor events Thunder Over Louisville, the miniMarathon and the Pegasus Parade all have now been canceled.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said Thursday that embattled LMPD Officer Brett Hankison should not be serving on the board that hears officer appeals.

Gov. Andy Beshear provided his daily update on coronavirus Thursday, but said that because of a federal backlog, the report is incomplete.

Attorney Sam Aguiar has filed a motion on behalf of Breonna Taylor’s family, claiming that LMPD officers were issued body cameras prior to the raid that left Taylor dead, contradicting what LMPD has been saying all along.

Interim LMPD Chief Rob Schroeder said Wednesday that the department has updated its policy on tear gas, in light of a recent stretch of 10 days of protests that at times became violent on city streets.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced a request for community input as the city looks for its new police chief.