The Interdenominational Ministerial Coalition held a press conference to address issues at the Adair County Juvenile Detention Center and let parents address their concerns.
After blistering reports of assaults, violations and chaos at a juvenile detention center in Lyndon, the state’s Oversight and Investigations Committee held its first hearing Thursday.
After scathing allegations against a state-run juvenile detention center in Lyndon, the Louisville Metro is welcoming a national symposium on juvenile services.
Donna Purvis is co-sponsoring an ordinance amendment that would require random code enforcement inspections at rental properties and create a registry to ensure properties are up to code.
“You are more than entitled to have your personal opinions,” she said. “You are not entitled to bring those to work, especially when you are a public servant.”
A former Louisville Metro Police detective who was charged for alleged civil rights violations in relation to the Breonna Taylor raid will not stand trial until next year.
A former FBI agent and former long-time federal prosecutor said Joshua Jaynes, one of the LMPD officers indicted federally in relation to the death of Breonna Taylor, has not been given a legally fair shot even before his trial begins.
A former LMPD officer who was sentenced to five years in prison for charges of sexual misconduct and possessing child pornography has been released early.
Money doesn’t fall from trees, but two dozen homeowners feel like they threw their money away after a tree contractor cashed their checks and didn’t do the work.
Hankison was indicted August 4 along with three other former officers on charges related to the raid that resulted in Taylor’s death on March 13, 2020.
An Old Louisville drug house across the street from a senior living center seems to be thriving, all while there appears to be no help from the police.
Following a pre-termination meeting with Louisville Metro Police Sergeant Kyle Meany and Chief Erika Shields on Wednesday, Shields made the decision to fire Meany on Friday.
The Consumer Federation of America saw the original report and sent a five-page letter to the Kentucky Department of Insurance urging an investigation of pricing practices.
A Louisville couple was excited after buying a home until it started raining this summer. Within the first few weeks of moving, their yard and basement flooded.
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