Apr 15 Investigations LMPD Cleared Top Warrant Detective Of Sexual Misconduct. Then, More Women Came Forward. The details of the 2016 allegations — and how little LMPD did with that information — raise additional questions about one of the department’s more prolific cops. By Jason Riley, WDRB News , Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff Apr 15 Investigations After LMPD Cleared Detective, More Women Came Forward Jason Riley, WDRB News, Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff
Apr 5 Investigations Kentucky’s Budget Shrank. These Informal Foster Parents Were Left With Nothing For many people raising abused or neglected children they're related to, whether the state offers them financial help depends entirely on what year they happened to take the children in. By Graham Ambrose Apr 5 Investigations Policy Changes Leave 'Kinship' Foster Parents With Nothing Graham Ambrose
Mar 31 Investigations Kentucky’s Prison Coronavirus Defense Is Failing The pandemic has stretched on for a tense year, and the state’s protocols have not stopped the spread inside correctional facilities. By Jared Bennett Mar 31 Investigations Kentucky’s Prison Coronavirus Defense Is Failing Jared Bennett
Mar 25 Investigations Amid Calls For Transparency, City Agreed To Closed FOP Negotiations Activists say if community members aren't allowed into the current negotiations, it could be five years or more before the chance comes again. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 25 Investigations Amid Calls For Transparency, City Agreed To Closed FOP Negotiations Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 19 Investigations Kentucky Has Millions To Stop Evictions. Some Landlords Won’t Take It Uncooperative landlords have kept hundreds of tenants in Kentucky from eviction prevention money. The government could pay tenants directly, but won't. By Graham Ambrose Mar 19 Investigations Kentucky Has Millions To Stop Evictions. Some Landlords Won’t Take It Graham Ambrose
Mar 9 Investigations Former Head of Kentucky Unemployment Office Dead at 39 Attorney Muncie McNamara took over the unemployment office when it had been depleted and left unprepared for the crush of claims to come. By Jared Bennett Mar 9 Investigations Former Head of Kentucky Unemployment Office Dead at 39 Jared Bennett
Feb 10 Investigations Hundreds Of Kentucky COVID-19 Deaths Left Out Of State Data A state backlog and reporting lags are obscuring the true death toll of the COVID-19 surge. By Ryan Van Velzer Feb 10 Investigations Hundreds Of Ky. COVID-19 Deaths Left Out Of State Data Ryan Van Velzer
Feb 9 Investigations In Ky. Unemployment Office, 400,000 Unread Emails And Payment Troubles The state auditor said his findings “should be deeply concerning to taxpayers and those who have filed for UI benefits.” By Jared Bennett Feb 9 Investigations Statewide Audit Reveals More Unemployment Problems Jared Bennett
Feb 5 Investigations Kentucky State Police’s Top Recruiter Reassigned For Attending D.C. Trump Rally Capt. Michael Webb was reassigned on Jan. 8 from his position in the recruitment branch to the Inspections and Evaluations Branch. By Eleanor Klibanoff Feb 5 Investigations Top KSP Recruiter Reassigned For Attending D.C. Trump Rally Eleanor Klibanoff
Feb 4 Investigations LMPD’s Top Warrant Cop Accused Of Sexual Abuse, Questionable Tactics LMPD Detective Brian Bailey gets a lot of warrants. An analysis shows he relied heavily on confidential informants — two of whom he's been accused of sexually abusing. By Jacob Ryan , Jason Riley, WDRB News , , Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff Feb 4 Investigations LMPD’s Top Warrant Cop Accused Of Questionable Tactics Jacob Ryan, Jason Riley, WDRB News, , Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff
Feb 2 Investigations Lawsuit: Tenants To Be Evicted Due To Zoom Changes Without Notice The lawsuit is asking a federal judge to stop all eviction proceedings until the county court can guarantee due process rights. By Graham Ambrose Feb 2 Investigations Lawsuit: Tenants To Be Evicted Due To Zoom Changes Graham Ambrose
Feb 1 Investigations How Many Ky. Children In Kinship Care? The State Still Can’t Say A 2019 law requires that the state keep track of how many children are living outside the custody of their parents, but data still isn't available. By Graham Ambrose Feb 1 Investigations How Many Ky. Children In Kinship Care? The State Still Can’t Say Graham Ambrose
Jan 19 Investigations Louisville Police Routinely Busted Down Doors In Hunt For Drugs The city banned no-knocks, but that doesn't affect how LMPD uses "forced entry." Records show they bust doors down an average of twice a week. By Jacob Ryan Jan 19 Investigations LMPD Routinely Busts Down Doors In Hunt For Drugs Jacob Ryan
Jan 4 Investigations Women Make Gains In Police Jobs Nationally, But Ky. Agencies Are More Male Women are making strides in police forces across the country. But in Kentucky, progress remains distant. By Graham Ambrose and Eleanor Klibanoff Jan 4 Investigations Fewer Ky. Women Work In Law Enforcement Than A Decade Ago Graham Ambrose and Eleanor Klibanoff