May 27 Investigations Kentucky’s Attorney General Argues For Mandatory Expungement Fees At issue in the precedent-setting legal battle: whether indigent people must pay an expungement fee. By Jacob Ryan May 27 Investigations Kentucky’s AG Argues For Mandatory Expungement Fees Jacob Ryan
May 24 Investigations Search Warrant Task Force Has Big Job And Looming Deadline They met for the first time Monday, nine months after Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced his intent to form the task force. By Jacob Ryan May 24 Investigations Search Warrant Task Force Has Big Job And Looming Deadline Jacob Ryan
May 21 Investigations What Is Department Of Justice Looking At In LMPD Investigation? Basically Everything The day after the DOJ announced its Louisville civil rights investigation, they delivered a huge records request to Metro government. By Jacob Ryan May 21 Investigations What's Under Scrutiny In LMPD Investigation? Basically Everything Jacob Ryan
May 19 Investigations Metro To Require Vaccination Data From City Workers With incentives to share vaccine status voluntarily proving ineffective, Metro government intends to start requiring employees to share their status. By Lily Burris May 19 Investigations Metro To Require Vaccination Data From City Workers Lily Burris
May 18 Investigations Ky. National Guard Releases Heavily Redacted Review of 2020 Deployment One “overall recommendation” was that the Kentucky National Guard develop response guidelines. By Jared Bennett May 18 Investigations Review Of Ky. National Guard Deployment Mostly Redacted Jared Bennett
May 12 Investigations Judge On Search Warrant Task Force Disciplined For Public Opinions on Search Warrant Procedure Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Charles Cunningham received a private reprimand, but he confirmed to KyCIR that he was the subject of the discipline. By Jacob Ryan May 12 Investigations Judge On Search Warrant Task Force Disciplined For Public Opinions on Search Warrant Procedure Jacob Ryan
May 6 Investigations Daniel Cameron Promised Search Warrants Analysis 8 Months Ago. It Hasn’t Started Members say they have received no schedule and little guidance from the Attorney General. They are unsure what the specific aim of the task force will be. By Jacob Ryan May 6 Investigations AG's Search Warrants Task Force Hasn't Done Anything Jacob Ryan
May 5 Investigations National Guard Investigation After David McAtee Shooting Still Not Done The Kentucky National Guard promised to examine its protest response and draft recommendations for the future. By Jared Bennett May 5 Investigations National Guard Investigation After David McAtee Shooting Still Not Done Jared Bennett
Apr 19 Investigations How Many Coronavirus Cases In Ky. Jails? We Don’t Know, And State Won’t Say Although the state has oversight of local jails, state officials have been reluctant to wield it during the pandemic. By Jared Bennett Apr 19 Investigations How Many Coronavirus Cases In Ky. Jails? We Don’t Know, And State Won’t Say Jared Bennett
Apr 15 Investigations LMPD Cleared Top Warrant Detective Of Sexual Misconduct. Then, More Women Came Forward. The details of the 2016 allegations — and how little LMPD did with that information — raise additional questions about one of the department’s more prolific cops. By Jason Riley, WDRB News , Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff Apr 15 Investigations After LMPD Cleared Detective, More Women Came Forward Jason Riley, WDRB News, Travis Ragsdale, WDRB News and Eleanor Klibanoff
Apr 5 Investigations Kentucky’s Budget Shrank. These Informal Foster Parents Were Left With Nothing For many people raising abused or neglected children they're related to, whether the state offers them financial help depends entirely on what year they happened to take the children in. By Graham Ambrose Apr 5 Investigations Policy Changes Leave 'Kinship' Foster Parents With Nothing Graham Ambrose
Mar 31 Investigations Kentucky’s Prison Coronavirus Defense Is Failing The pandemic has stretched on for a tense year, and the state’s protocols have not stopped the spread inside correctional facilities. By Jared Bennett Mar 31 Investigations Kentucky’s Prison Coronavirus Defense Is Failing Jared Bennett
Mar 25 Investigations Amid Calls For Transparency, City Agreed To Closed FOP Negotiations Activists say if community members aren't allowed into the current negotiations, it could be five years or more before the chance comes again. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 25 Investigations Amid Calls For Transparency, City Agreed To Closed FOP Negotiations Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 19 Investigations Kentucky Has Millions To Stop Evictions. Some Landlords Won’t Take It Uncooperative landlords have kept hundreds of tenants in Kentucky from eviction prevention money. The government could pay tenants directly, but won't. By Graham Ambrose Mar 19 Investigations Kentucky Has Millions To Stop Evictions. Some Landlords Won’t Take It Graham Ambrose