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
Dec 28 Investigations A Year Before Fatal Encounter, LMPD Changed Policy On Shooting Into Vehicles The old policy stressed that officers should only shoot at a moving vehicle “when it does not create an unreasonable risk of harm to innocent persons.” By Eleanor Klibanoff Dec 28 Investigations A Year Before Fatal Encounter, LMPD Changed Policy On Shooting Into Vehicles Eleanor Klibanoff
Dec 23 Investigations When COVID-19 Slammed Rural Ky. Counties, It Found More Vulnerable Patients People in rural areas are typically sicker, older and have less access to regular healthcare than other communities. By Jared Bennett Dec 23 Investigations When COVID-19 Slammed Rural Ky. Counties, It Found More Vulnerable Patients Jared Bennett
Dec 11 Investigations While Other Cities Introduce Police Chief Finalists, Louisville’s List Is Secret The city is breaking with past practice and keeping finalists secret — even as many other large cities are doing the opposite. By Jacob Ryan Dec 11 Investigations Louisville's Police Chief Finalists Secret Jacob Ryan
Dec 9 Investigations Despite Millions In Public Money, Eastern Ky. Industrial Parks Still Largely Vacant They're the multi-million-dollar consequences of hollow promises to revive the region’s economy. By R.G. Dunlop Dec 9 Investigations Well-Funded Eastern Ky. Industrial Parks Largely Vacant R.G. Dunlop
Dec 1 Investigations What Could Be Next For Louisville Police In A Biden Administration The Trump administration rarely got involved in local policing. But might Louisville Metro Police see federal intervention under President-elect Biden? By Graham Ambrose Dec 1 Investigations What Could Be Next For Louisville Police In A Biden Administration Graham Ambrose
Nov 30 Investigations How Kentucky Missed Out On A $90 Million Unemployment Upgrade The federal government set aside $7 billion in 2009 to modernize the nation’s unemployment systems. Kentucky left its portion on the table. By Jared Bennett Nov 30 Investigations How Kentucky Missed Out On A $90 Million Unemployment Upgrade Jared Bennett
Nov 25 Investigations State Police Investigating LMPD Shooting Despite Revoked Agreement The city and state police had an agreement dictating the terms of KSP investigating LMPD's police shootings. But it was revoked, and no one is saying why. By Eleanor Klibanoff Nov 25 Investigations State Police Investigating LMPD Shooting Despite Revoked Agreement Eleanor Klibanoff
Nov 23 Investigations Transparency Questions Follow KSP’s Handling Of LMPD Shooting Reform could have major repercussions for transparency and accountability — the exact issues this change was intended to address. By Eleanor Klibanoff Nov 23 Investigations Transparency Questions Follow KSP’s Handling Of LMPD Shooting Eleanor Klibanoff
Nov 20 Investigations Jefferson County Judges Reject Rules To Increase Search Warrant Transparency The judges met confidentially Tuesday and didn't answer questions about the vote until Friday afternoon. By Jacob Ryan Nov 20 Investigations Jefferson County Judges Reject New Search Warrant Rules Jacob Ryan
Nov 19 Investigations Louisville’s Top District Judge Silent On Search Warrant Rule Proposal Court officials said the meeting and minutes from the meeting where they considered new search warrant policies are "confidential." By Jacob Ryan Nov 19 Investigations Louisville’s Top District Judge Silent On Search Warrant Rule Proposal Jacob Ryan
Nov 17 Investigations Louisville Judges To Weigh Search Warrant Changes The proposal would overhaul the court’s process for issuing search warrants with the aim to boost transparency. By Jacob Ryan Nov 17 Investigations Louisville Judges To Weigh Search Warrant Changes Jacob Ryan
Nov 12 Investigations Substitute Teachers Given Unemployment Now Face Overpayment Debt Education professionals can’t claim unemployment during summer break. The state doesn’t appear to have made clear when it offered benefits to subs. By Jared Bennett Nov 12 Investigations Substitute Teachers Given Unemployment Now Face State Debt Jared Bennett
Nov 11 Investigations Louisville Police Change Warrant Form, Improve Transparency The LMPD made the change shortly after KyCIR and WDRB reported the state issued the new forms — and LMPD wasn't using it. By Jacob Ryan Nov 11 Investigations Louisville Police Change Warrant Form, Improve Transparency Jacob Ryan