Aug 15 Investigations In Hearing, Kentucky Labor Cabinet Defends Privacy Of Accused Harassers A Franklin Circuit Court judge said he is concerned about “a lax culture” of tolerating sexual harassment across state government -- and anonymity for the accused might make the problem worse. By Kate Howard Aug 15 Investigations In Hearing, Kentucky Labor Cabinet Defends Privacy Of Accused Harassers Kate Howard
Aug 13 Investigations Tell Us Your Story About Rehabs That Use Unpaid Labor We’re looking for tips about rehabs that require unpaid labor in Kentucky, and we want to hear from you. By Kate Howard Aug 13 Investigations Tell Us Your Story About Rehabs That Use Unpaid Labor Kate Howard
Aug 7 Investigations New Policies At Louisville Public Housing Complex Follow KyCIR Investigation Two months ago, a KyCIR report found the complex was infested with bedbugs and among the worst-ranked public housing complexes in the U.S. By Jacob Ryan Aug 7 Investigations New Policies At Public Housing Complex Follow KyCIR Investigation Jacob Ryan
Jul 23 Investigations Louisville Public Media Names New KyCIR Managing Editor Kate Howard joined KyCIR in 2016 as an investigative reporter specializing in higher education and government accountability. By Staff Jul 23 Investigations KyCIR Names New Managing Editor Staff
Jul 5 Investigations Behind The Data: How We Found Louisville’s Highest Eviction Rates Here's how we broke down a big eviction dataset and found which Louisville neighborhoods are impacted most. By Alexandra Kanik Jul 5 Investigations Behind The Data: How We Found Louisville's Highest Eviction Rates Alexandra Kanik
Jul 5 Investigations Instability Grows As Louisville Eviction Rate Doubles National Average Data show that poverty rates climb and populations wane where evictions have been the most common over the last 16 years. By Jacob Ryan and Alexandra Kanik Jul 5 Investigations Instability Grows As Louisville Eviction Rate Doubles National Average Jacob Ryan and Alexandra Kanik
Jun 30 Investigations WKU Recruit Charles Bassey ‘Reclassified.’ How Does That Work? KyCIR interviewed numerous experts in the field about what graduation questions mean for WKU’s top recruit. The consensus: Bassey needs a high school transcript awarding him the status of a graduate to be eligible to play Division I basketball. By Emma Collins Jun 30 Investigations WKU Recruit Charles Bassey 'Reclassified.' How Does That Work? Emma Collins
Jun 28 Investigations KyCIR Amplify: Jennifer Lynn Dennis, Former Prison Guard Jennifer Lynn Dennis, a former prison guard at the Little Sandy Correctional Complex in eastern Kentucky, said sexual harassment caused her to quit her job. By Staff Jun 28 Investigations KyCIR Amplify: Jennifer Lynn Dennis, Former Prison Guard Staff
Jun 27 Investigations Investigator: No Cover-Up In LMPD Explorer Sex Abuse Investigation The 90-page report was released Wednesday after a 15-month investigation. Read it here. By Jacob Ryan Jun 27 Investigations Investigator: No Cover-Up In LMPD Explorer Sex Abuse Investigation Jacob Ryan
Jun 27 Investigations Kentucky’s Female Corrections Officers Say Sexual Harassment Is Part Of The Job Between 2013 and 2017 at least 120 reports of sexual harassment were filed by employees of the Kentucky Department of Corrections and Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice. By Eleanor Klibanoff Jun 27 Investigations Kentucky Correctional Officers Say Sexual Harassment is Severe and Pervasive Eleanor Klibanoff
Jun 21 Investigations Louisville’s Aspire Academy Splits With Partner School, Controversial Recruiter Aspire Academy President Roger McClendon said the move to Holy Cross wasn’t related to top recruit Charles Bassey leaving the team. By Eleanor Klibanoff Jun 21 Investigations Louisville's Aspire Academy Splits With Partner School, Controversial Recruiter Eleanor Klibanoff
Jun 21 Investigations Louisville Housing Authority Leader Blames Bedbug Infestation On Residents Residents in nearly half of the almost 700 units have complained about bedbugs in the high-rises in recent years. Many have complained multiple times. By Jacob Ryan Jun 21 Investigations Louisville Housing Authority Leader Blames Bedbug Infestation On Residents Jacob Ryan
Jun 20 Investigations 3 Of Every 4 Jailed Louisville Youth Are Black. Who Can Change That? The city has task forces and juvenile justice councils and a handful of nonprofits working with court-involved kids. But the trend persists, and worsens. By Kate Howard Jun 20 Investigations 3 Of Every 4 Jailed Louisville Youth Are Black. Who Can Change That? Kate Howard
Jun 20 Investigations Kentucky Reformed Juvenile Justice, And Left Black Youth Behind A black youth is three times more likely to have a complaint filed than a white youth in this state and 17 times more likely to be advanced to adult court, according to officials. By Kate Howard Jun 20 Investigations Kentucky Reformed Juvenile Justice, And Left Black Youth Behind Kate Howard