Jan 23 Investigations In Ohio Watershed, Higher Water Lines And More Hazardous Cargo Over the past decade in the watershed, extreme weather has been cited more frequently as a contributing cause in serious marine accidents. By Alexandra Kanik Jan 23 Investigations In Ohio Watershed, Higher Water Lines And More Hazardous Cargo Alexandra Kanik
Jan 15 Investigations Police Must Detail Seizures Or Lose Training Money Under Proposed Bill Agencies that don’t comply would lose $4,000 reimbursements from a state fund for individual officers who complete continued training. By Jacob Ryan Jan 15 Investigations Police Must Detail Seizures Or Lose Training Money Under Proposed Bill Jacob Ryan
Jan 10 Investigations Beshear Reinstates Worker Safety Board Bevin Dissolved Gov. Andy Beshear has reinstated the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board, which Matt Bevin abolished in 2018. By Eleanor Klibanoff Jan 10 Investigations Beshear Reinstates Worker Safety Board Bevin Dissolved Eleanor Klibanoff
Jan 6 Investigations Punished: Louisville Teens Charged As Adults Are Almost Always Black Of 126 individuals charged as "youthful offenders" in Jefferson County, 117 of them — 93 percent — were black. By Anne Marshall, Louisville Magazine and Kate Howard Jan 6 Investigations Punished: Louisville Teens Charged As Adults Are Almost Always Black Anne Marshall, Louisville Magazine and Kate Howard
Dec 27 Investigations KyCIR In 2019: Our Year In Investigations In 2019, the KyCIR team broke news on politics, horse racing, criminal justice and more. Take a look back with us at some of the year's biggest and most impactful investigations. By Kate Howard Dec 27 Investigations KyCIR In 2019: Our Year In Investigations Kate Howard
Dec 20 Investigations KyCIR Amplify: A Sexual Assault Survivor On Getting Justice Cay's case is the exception. KyCIR's latest investigation found only 15 percent of rape cases end in an arrest in Louisville. By Eleanor Klibanoff Dec 20 Investigations KyCIR Amplify: A Sexual Assault Survivor On Getting Justice Eleanor Klibanoff
Dec 18 Investigations For Louisville Offenders And Victims Alike, A New Label: ‘Public Nuisance’ Louisville officials have been increasingly focused on residences where crimes are reported — regardless of whether the victim or the offender lives there. By Jacob Ryan Dec 18 Investigations For Offenders And Victims Alike, A New Label: ‘Public Nuisance’ Jacob Ryan
Dec 13 Investigations Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer ‘Confident’ In LMPD Rape Investigations KyCIR found rape cases in Louisville are sometimes rejected by a prosecutor and "cleared by exception" before much investigating. By Eleanor Klibanoff Dec 13 Investigations Fischer ‘Confident’ In LMPD Rape Investigations Eleanor Klibanoff
Dec 5 Investigations Prosecution Declined: A KyCIR Investigation LMPD asks prosecutors to review their rape cases and decide whether they should make an arrest. More often than not, the prosecutors say no. By Eleanor Klibanoff Dec 5 Investigations Prosecution Declined: A KyCIR Investigation Eleanor Klibanoff
Nov 20 Investigations Beshear’s Transition Team Has Familiar Names, Longtime Donors To Family Kentucky Gov.-elect Andy Beshear has stacked his transition team with well-connected bureaucrats, legislators and longtime supporters. By Jacob Ryan Nov 20 Investigations Beshear's Transition Team Has Familiar Names, Longtime Donors Jacob Ryan
Oct 30 Investigations Man Convicted Of Murder After Police Chase Left Two Kentucky Teens Dead KyCIR examined the pursuit in a report last year and found discrepancies in the police narrative about the circumstances of the pursuit. And policing experts criticized law enforcement for keeping with the chase until its deadly end. By Jacob Ryan Oct 30 Investigations Man Convicted Of Murder After Police Chase Left Two Kentucky Teens Dead Jacob Ryan
Oct 25 Investigations New Court Ruling Could Make Expungement Unaffordable For Some Kentuckians People who can’t afford to pay expungement fees might be prevented from clearing their criminal record under a recent Kentucky court ruling. By Jacob Ryan Oct 25 Investigations New Court Ruling Could Make Expungement Unaffordable For Some Kentuckians Jacob Ryan
Oct 16 Investigations Florida Fired Him. Now, He’s U of L’s Title IX Coordinator A U of L spokesperson said they knew David Parrott had been fired at his previous job for improper financial administration but he received “glowing" references. By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 16 Investigations Florida Fired Him. Now, He's U of L's Title IX Coordinator Eleanor Klibanoff
Oct 14 Investigations After Rare Enforcement Action, Fixes Underway At Problem Kentucky Dam The Loch Mary dam was featured in a recent KyCIR investigation which found dozens of dangerous dams with no emergency action plan. By Caitlin McGlade Oct 14 Investigations After Rare Enforcement Action, Fixes Underway At Problem Kentucky Dam Caitlin McGlade