Oct 21 Investigations KyCIR Amplify: Tammy Riggs, After LMPD Killed Her Son 89.3 WFPL News Louisville · KyCIR Amplify: Tammy Riggs, On Waiting For Answers After LMPD Killed Her Son A transcript of this audio story can be found here. This story was done in collaboration with Newsy. Tammy Riggs was at work when she got an alert on her phone from a local news station about […] By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 21 Investigations KyCIR Amplify: Tammy Riggs, After LMPD Killed Her Son Eleanor Klibanoff
Oct 20 Investigations After Louisville Police Shooting Deaths, Cases Quietly Closed Usually, when LMPD kills someone, families are left entirely in the dark about how the police are handling the case, an investigation by Newsy and the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting found. By Eleanor Klibanoff and Carrie Cochran, Karen Rodriguez, Maia Rosenfeld and Maren Machles of Newsy Oct 20 Investigations After Louisville Police Shooting Deaths, Cases Quietly Closed Eleanor Klibanoff and Carrie Cochran, Karen Rodriguez, Maia Rosenfeld and Maren Machles of Newsy
Oct 19 Investigations Gov. Beshear: Save Unemployment Money In Case Of Overpayment Debt Gov. Andy Beshear acknowledged that Kentucky mistakenly overpaid people who requested unemployment benefits — and advised recipients to save that money. By Jared Bennett Oct 19 Investigations Beshear: Save Unemployment Money In Case Of Overpayment Jared Bennett
Oct 16 Investigations Beshear Says Federal Changes Responsible For Unemployment Confusion It’s unclear if state officials ever communicated the change to out-of-work Kentuckians after the state received new guidance in April. By Jared Bennett Oct 16 Investigations Beshear Says Federal Changes Responsible For Unemployment Confusion Jared Bennett
Oct 15 Investigations Enforcing ‘No Guns’ Order In Ky. Relies On Defendant’s Honor System When a judge ordered Brett Hankison not to possess any guns, it was up to him to give them up. By Jacob Ryan Oct 15 Investigations Enforcing ‘No Guns’ Order In Ky. Relies On Defendant’s Honor System Jacob Ryan
Oct 14 Investigations Gov. Beshear Offered ‘Self-Quarantine’ Unemployment. Now State Is Backtracking — And Billing A state official said self-quarantining isn't a legitimate reason to claim unemployment - and that the governor never told a private citizen to leave their job. By Jared Bennett Oct 14 Investigations Ky. Backtracking On Unemployment Insurance For 'Self-Quarantine' Jared Bennett
Oct 7 Investigations LMPD Investigative File Sheds Light On Breonna Taylor Warrant The officer who obtained the search warrant acknowledged that neither he nor another LMPD officer verified the information in the search warrant directly with a postal inspector. By Eleanor Klibanoff and Graham Ambrose Oct 7 Investigations LMPD Investigative File Sheds Light On Breonna Taylor Warrant Eleanor Klibanoff and Graham Ambrose
Sep 29 Investigations ‘It Sounds A Lot Like A PR Campaign’: Louisville Police Tie Looting To Protests In early June, as protests were erupting in Louisville, police said a group of twenty-somethings who robbed an athletic clothing store miles away from the downtown demonstrations in southern Jefferson County were looting. All four accused of breaking into the City Gear store on Cane Run Road were charged with third degree burglary, because Kentucky […] By Jacob Ryan Sep 29 Investigations ‘It Sounds A Lot Like A PR Campaign’: Louisville Police Tie Looting To Protests Jacob Ryan
Sep 24 Investigations Louisville Jail Shuts Down Public Inmate Log Amid Record Protest Arrests The jail spokesperson said unspecified security issues prompted the shutdown of the "inmate search" function as the city prepared for a new wave of protests. By Jared Bennett Sep 24 Investigations Louisville Jail Shuts Down Public Inmate Log Amid Record Protest Arrests Jared Bennett
Sep 22 Investigations Breonna Taylor Deal Promises Reform LMPD Said They Did Years Ago Despite promising the early warning system several times since at least 2015, the department has never actually activated it. By Eleanor Klibanoff and Carrie Cochran, Karen Rodriguez, Maia Rosenfeld and Maren Machles of Newsy Sep 22 Investigations Breonna Taylor Deal Promises Reform LMPD Said They Did Years Ago Eleanor Klibanoff and Carrie Cochran, Karen Rodriguez, Maia Rosenfeld and Maren Machles of Newsy
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