Feb 21 Investigations LMPD To Testify About Rape Investigations In Wake Of KyCIR Report The testimony will come as Louisville's sex crimes prosecutor is raising new questions about a case featured in KyCIR's reporting. By Eleanor Klibanoff Feb 21 Investigations LMPD To Testify About Rape Investigations In Wake Of KyCIR Report Eleanor Klibanoff
Feb 19 Investigations Bill To Strengthen Asset Forfeiture Reporting, Penalties Advances In Ky. Legislature A bill that would penalize law enforcement agencies that fail to report how much cash and property they seize through asset forfeiture is moving through the state legislature. By Jacob Ryan Feb 19 Investigations Bill To Strengthen Asset Forfeiture Reporting, Penalties Advances In Ky. Legislature Jacob Ryan
Feb 11 Investigations Under Pressure, More Kentucky Agencies Report Asset Forfeiture Seizures Last year, more than twice as many agencies disclosed how much cash and property they seized than they did two years prior. By Jacob Ryan Feb 11 Investigations Under Pressure, More Ky. Agencies Report Asset Forfeiture Seizures Jacob Ryan
Feb 6 Investigations Interim U of L Exec, Fired From Last Job, Hired Permanently As KyCIR previously reported, David Parrott took the interim job after being fired from the University of Florida following an investigation into misuse of funds. By Eleanor Klibanoff Feb 6 Investigations Interim U of L Exec, Fired From Last Job, Hired Permanently Eleanor Klibanoff
Feb 6 Investigations This Fired Ky. State Worker Wasn’t A Beshear Donor. Her Replacement Is The executive director was fired without approval from the infrastructure authority’s board and replaced with someone who has ties to Beshear. By Jacob Ryan Feb 6 Investigations This Fired Ky. State Worker Wasn't A Beshear Donor. Her Replacement Is Jacob Ryan
Jan 29 Investigations These Jail Officials Have Second Jobs — As Jail Vendors At least three Kentucky jail officials have worked second jobs for a company with financial ties to their facilities or offered jail business to friends. By R.G. Dunlop Jan 29 Investigations These Jail Officials Have Second Jobs — As Jail Vendors R.G. Dunlop
Jan 29 Investigations How Kentucky Jailers Profit From Selling E-Cigarettes To Inmates Elected Kentucky jailers have capitalized on the e-cigarette boom by forming companies that sell vaping products to inmates in other jails or by handing lucrative business in their own facilities to friends and family, the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting and ProPublica have found. By R.G. Dunlop Jan 29 Investigations How Kentucky Jailers Profit From Selling E-Cigarettes To Inmates R.G. Dunlop
Jan 23 Investigations Beshear Administration Ends Records Appeal, Will Pay KyCIR’s Legal Fees The settlements mark the end of a legal struggle that began in November 2017, when KyCIR requested six years of sexual harassment complaints. By Jared Bennett Jan 23 Investigations Beshear Administration Ends Records Appeal, Will Pay KyCIR's Legal Fees Jared Bennett
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