Sep 16 Investigations Which Louisville Judge Let Police Search Your House? Most Signatures Are Unreadable We reviewed more than 230 search warrants. It's unclear who signed nearly three-fourths of them. By Jacob Ryan and Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News Sep 16 Investigations Which Louisville Judge Let Police Search Your House? Most Signatures Are Unreadable Jacob Ryan and Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News
Sep 14 Investigations Before Contractor Billed TARC For No Work, She Worked For MSD Director The consultant worked for MSD director Tony Parrott in Cincinnati, a contract one city councilman at the time called “unconscionable." By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 14 Investigations Before Contractor Billed TARC For No Work, She Worked For MSD Director Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 14 Investigations New Evidence In Shelby Gazaway Shooting, But Family Has Same Questions Now that the prosecutor has declined to charge the officers who killed Shelby Gazaway, LMPD released the case file. By Jared Bennett Sep 14 Investigations New Evidence In Shelby Gazaway Shooting, But Family Has Same Questions Jared Bennett
Sep 8 Investigations Investigation Uncovers Ex-TARC Director’s Sexual, Financial Misconduct Ferdinand Risco was fired in February after allegations of sexual harassment came to light. A new internal investigation shows much more. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 8 Investigations Investigation Uncovers Ex-TARC Director's Sexual, Financial Misconduct Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 8 Investigations After Domestic Violence Murder, Louisville Reviews Its Response. Should Other Cities, Too? Despite regularly reviewing fatalities for more than 25 years, Louisville’s domestic violence response remains imperfect. The reviews often raise the same issues, again and again. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 8 Investigations After Domestic Violence Murder, Louisville Reviews Its Response Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 2 Investigations With Coronavirus Cases In Jail Rising, A Bail Fund Steps Up Its Work While judges set bail amounts that are out of reach for some people, many inmates and their families are turning to bail funds for a shot at getting out of confinement. By Jacob Ryan Sep 2 Investigations With Coronavirus Cases In Jail Rising, A Bail Fund Steps Up Its Work Jacob Ryan
Sep 1 Investigations ‘They Need That Post Office’: Ky. Post Offices Have Been Disappearing For A Decade "This is just another assault on people and communities that in many cases feel abandoned already.” By Graham Ambrose Sep 1 Investigations ‘They Need That Post Office’: Ky. Post Offices Have Been Disappearing For A Decade Graham Ambrose
Aug 20 Investigations Kentucky Violated Federal Rules In Rush To Pay Some Unemployment Benefits Kentucky officials likely underpaid some workers and overpaid others who weren't eligible for the benefits they received. By Jared Bennett Aug 20 Investigations Kentucky Violated Federal Rules In Rush To Pay Some Unemployment Benefits Jared Bennett
Aug 7 Investigations Kentucky Attorney and Political Operative Tied to Ohio Bribery Scandal Eric Lycan until recently was the general counsel for Kentucky’s Republican Party, and he’s been at the helm of several super PACs and other nonprofits that have shaped Kentucky’s politics. By Jared Bennett Aug 7 Investigations Kentucky Attorney and Political Operative Tied to Ohio Bribery Scandal Jared Bennett
Aug 6 Investigations In Kentucky, Unemployment Checks Are Docked For Old State Debts The state is required to collect when a person has been overpaid in unemployment benefits — even if it wasn't their fault. By Jared Bennett Aug 6 Investigations In Kentucky, Unemployment Checks Are Docked For Old State Debts Jared Bennett
Jul 31 Investigations Kentucky Bankruptcies Dropped Last Quarter. It’s The Calm Before The Storm There were 34% fewer bankruptcy petitions from the first to the second quarter of 2020, according to the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. By Graham Ambrose Jul 31 Investigations Kentucky Bankruptcies Dropped Last Quarter. It’s The Calm Before The Storm Graham Ambrose
Jul 30 Investigations Fired Unemployment Director Testifies About Chaotic Pandemic Response The former executive director of the Kentucky Office of Unemployment Insurance told legislators Thursday the agency’s chaotic rush to deliver benefits in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic led to months-long delays — and may have violated federal unemployment regulations. By Eleanor Klibanoff and Jared Bennett Jul 30 Investigations Fired Unemployment Director Testifies About Chaotic Pandemic Response Eleanor Klibanoff and Jared Bennett
Jul 28 Investigations After Civil Unrest Like May Protests, LMPD Must Analyze Its Response. It Hasn’t As time passes, memories of these tumultuous days will fade, and lead to the perception that accountability is not a priority, according to policing experts and local leaders. By Jacob Ryan Jul 28 Investigations After Civil Unrest Like May Protests, LMPD Must Analyze Its Response. It Hasn’t Jacob Ryan
Jul 27 Investigations Child Abuse Reports In Kentucky Are Way Down — Why That’s Not Good News Experts say the COVID-19 pandemic is a “perfect storm” for child maltreatment. By Graham Ambrose Jul 27 Investigations Child Abuse Reports In Kentucky Are Way Down — Why That’s Not Good News Graham Ambrose