Stephen Goin

"Eight locations is inadequate and will not allow for easy and free access to voting for our residents,” Metro Council President David James said.

After 111 days of protests in the name of Breonna Taylor, Louisville’s Chief of Public Safety Amy Hess testified in front of Metro Council about the city’s response to the unrest. A number of LMPD command officers also offered their testimony regarding police actions.

“Until the officers are arrested or indicted, it still will never, ever, ever calm the stress and the turmoil that’s happening in this city,” a co-founder of Until Freedom said.

A color-coded COVID-19 incident rate map with guidelines will help schools decide if they should stay open from week to week.

Matt Keith says he went straight to Ground Zero after the terror attacks, where the sight of fires still burning took his breath away.

As Kentucky’s death toll from COVID-19 continues to grow, the families of those affected know that each number represents a loved one lost forever.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Wednesday announced more than 1,000 people have died of COVID-19 in Kentucky.

Metro Disability Coalition president Marcellus Mayes claims that TARC is not providing drivers with enough PPE or enforcing face masks.

Throughout the day, people visited the park to pay their respects at memorials for Breonna Taylor, Tyler Gerth and David McAtee.

COVID-19 could spike again in Louisville as it did in July when new cases quadrupled three weeks after Independence Day.

Leaders in the Republican majority party of the Kentucky Senate dealt a bitter blow to Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and his response to protests and the pandemic.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested Friday, accused of killing David Boggs. The boy has not been identified because he is a minor.

As coronavirus testing guidelines continue to evolve, Gov. Andy Beshear pushed back against some of the latest changes from the Centers for Disease Control.

The two policies in question include the ban on shooting at moving vehicles and comprehensive reporting of physical force.

Until Freedom has announced it will gather Tuesday at 2 p.m. for a “day of action.”

Parents gathered together in solidarity, all sharing the same pain of losing a child.

After a year of gun violence in Louisville with more than 100 homicides, the city’s youngest victim was laid to rest by her family.

Evan K. Ross, 28, of Louisville, was taken into custody late Wednesday.

Currently, only Florida and Oregon ban no-knock warrants statewide.