Nov 10 Investigations Brett Hankison, Former LMPD Chief Sued Over Sexual Assault Allegations As protests grew this summer over LMPD officers killing Breonna Taylor, two women alleged Brett Hankison had sexually assaulted them. By Eleanor Klibanoff and Jacob Ryan Nov 10 Investigations Brett Hankison, Former LMPD Chief Sued Over Sexual Assault Allegations Eleanor Klibanoff and Jacob Ryan
Nov 10 Investigations Lawsuit Claims Redlining In Louisville Has Moved Online Housing advocates say their investigation points to a modern-day practice of “digital redlining” reminiscent of the policies that racially segregated Louisville. By Graham Ambrose Nov 10 Investigations Lawsuit Claims Redlining In Louisville Has Moved Online Graham Ambrose
Nov 9 Investigations As Louisville Leaders Push Reform, Police And Prosecutors Push Back As protests continued in Louisville, criminal justice leaders discussed what reform measures they'd lobby for. The police and prosecutors often weren’t on board. By Jacob Ryan Nov 9 Investigations As Louisville Leaders Push Reform, Police And Prosecutors Push Back Jacob Ryan
Nov 5 Investigations Mailed Ballots in Kentuckiana Faced Delays, USPS Data Show The USPS released the data in response to a lawsuit. Ballots received in Kentucky will be counted till Friday. By Jared Bennett Nov 5 Investigations Mailed Ballots in Kentuckiana Faced Delays, USPS Data Show Jared Bennett
Oct 30 Investigations Should Ky.’s Record-High COVID-19 Cases Bring Restrictions? It’s Complicated The shrinking economic safety net and politics of the moment complicate an otherwise straightforward public health decision. By Jared Bennett Oct 30 Investigations Politics, Economy Complicate COVID-19 Restrictions Jared Bennett
Oct 28 Investigations Kentucky Issued A Search Warrant Reform. Louisville Police Aren’t On Board Yet Criminal justice experts and lawmakers agree that being able to identify the judge that approves a warrant is necessary for transparency, accountability and trust. By Jacob Ryan and Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News Oct 28 Investigations LMPD's Not Using More Transparent Search Warrant Form Jacob Ryan and Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News
Oct 27 Investigations Legislators To File Bill Preventing Unemployment ‘Overpayment Debt’ Kentucky Senate Republicans intend to file a bill that would prevent the unemployment office from “clawing back” money mistakenly paid to people who self-quarantined. By Jared Bennett Oct 27 Investigations Legislators To File Bill Preventing Unemployment 'Overpayment Debt' Jared Bennett
Oct 22 Investigations The Elk, The Tourists And The Missing Coal Country Jobs A proposed wildlife center got a $12 million federal grant after promising to bring millions of dollars and thousands of tourists to eastern Kentucky. Four years later, residents are still waiting for the jobs they were promised. By R.G. Dunlop Oct 22 Investigations The Elk, The Tourists And The Missing Coal Country Jobs R.G. Dunlop
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