John P. Wise

A judge on Tuesday granted an anonymous grand juror’s request to speak publicly about the Breonna Taylor investigation.

A woman was killed in Grayson County over the weekend when her husband crashed the ATV they were in, investigators said.

A person found a pile of discarded USPS mail, including 112 absentee ballots for the upcoming election, on Thursday.

A person found a pile of discarded USPS mail, including 112 absentee ballots for the upcoming election, on Thursday.

Jefferson County Public Schools, the state’s largest district and one of America’s 30 largest districts, announced Thursday that its plan to return to in-person classes on Oct. 22 has been delayed.

Termination procedures have begun for a Louisville Metro Police Department officer who’s been on administrative reassignment since March.

Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell and challenger Amy McGrath will debate for the first and only time before the November election.

A 20-year LMPD veteran said in newly-released investigative files that serving simultaneous warrants related to the same investigation is “bad business.”

A 20-year LMPD veteran said in newly-released investigative files that serving simultaneous warrants related to the same investigation is “bad business.”

Then-LMPD Chief Steve Conrad, who would be fired on June 1, was interviewed several days after the raid.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office released more than a dozen recordings of 15 hours of grand jury testimony in the Breonna Taylor case.

More than a dozen audio recordings of 15 hours of grand jury testimony were released Friday, covering a range of interview subjects and topics related to the deadly narcotics raid at Breonna Taylor’s apartment in March.

Just-released recordings of grand jury interviews indicate the LMPD officers serving a narcotics warrant knocked on Breonna Taylor’s door, which has long been a source of contention.

The grand jury recording of the state’s presentation of the Breonna Taylor case was released Friday.

An attorney for Sgt. Jon Mattingly, one of three LMPD officers who fired their weapons the night of the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment, is lashing out at suggestions that his client may have been struck by friendly fire.

Twice in recent months, Schroeder and Public Safety Chief Amy Hess appealed subpoenas requiring them to testify before the committee. They said they’d testify in executive session but not in an open-court environment.

New reports suggest LMPD officers may have violated department protocols the night of the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment.

Brett Hankison, the former LMPD detective involved in the deadly Breonna Taylor raid, pleaded not guilty during his telephone arraignment Monday.

Protesters in downtown Louisville marched back from NuLu to Jefferson Square Park after an unlawful assembly was declared Friday.

Former LMPD Det. Brett Hankison has been indicted on three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment.

Two LMPD officers were shot Wednesday night in downtown Louisville.

Police and protesters clashed on city streets in the Highlands and downtown Louisville on Wednesday following a grand jury’s decision to clear two of the three police officers involved in the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment.

Since the deadly LMPD shooting death of Breonna Taylor, several changes have taken place in local law enforcement.

Click inside for a list of people involved in the Breonna Taylor investigation.

LMPD Sgt. Jon Mattingly, one of three officers involved in the Breonna Taylor shooting death, confirmed to WAVE 3 News that he sent a strongly-worded email to his department colleagues early Tuesday morning.

The mother and niece of a popular restaurant owner who was shot dead by law enforcement have filed a lawsuit against LMPD, the Kentucky National Guard and several officers.

Louisville-based pizza giant Papa John’s announced plans to open a new global headquarters in Atlanta.

All four men are charged with murder, assault and tampering with evidence.

The family of Breonna Taylor and the City of Louisville have reached a $12 million settlement, WAVE 3 News Troubleshooters have learned.

The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office is looking for two missing children.