Mar 26 Investigations Bill In Kentucky Senate Could Keep Doctor Discipline Secret The bill would allow discipline for licensed professionals to be meted out via a "private letter of admonishment” By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 26 Investigations Bill In Kentucky Senate Could Keep Doctor Discipline Secret Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 21 Investigations The Government Rebuilt Dan Johnson’s Church. Now It’s Foreclosing On It Heart of Fire was rebuilt through an arson relief program. Now the federal government is foreclosing on the church for non-payment. By R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan Mar 21 Investigations The Government Rebuilt Dan Johnson's Church. Now It's Foreclosing On It R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan
Mar 14 Investigations Southern Indiana White Nationalist Arrested On Domestic Violence Charges Matthew Heimbach was arrested Tuesday for felony domestic battery in southern Indiana -- potentially violating his probation in Kentucky By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 14 Investigations White Nationalist Matthew Heimbach Arrested On Domestic Violence Charges Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 7 Investigations Bill Banning Child Marriage In Kentucky Passes Senate The bill makes 18 the legal age of marriage in Kentucky, though judges would be able to grant exceptions to 17-year-old petitioners in certain circumstances. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 7 Investigations Bill Banning Child Marriage In Kentucky Passes Senate Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 6 Investigations In Louisville Government, Officials Rarely Call Behavior ‘Sexual Harassment’ Employees lodged 33 complaints of sexual harassment or assault at Louisville and Jefferson County public agencies since 2012. By Amina Elahi Mar 6 Investigations Louisville Metro Officials Rarely Call Behavior 'Sexual Harassment' Amina Elahi
Mar 5 Investigations Are Sexual Harassment Records Public? One Law, Many Interpretations Every public agency has to follow the same state laws about sharing records with the public. But every public agency does not interpret these laws the same way when it comes to sharing complaints of sexual harassment. By Kate Howard Mar 5 Investigations Are Sexual Harassment Records Public? One Law, Many Interpretations Kate Howard
Mar 5 Investigations ‘Lack Of Good Behavior’? Kentucky Government’s Inconsistent Response To Sexual Harassment When a state employee alleges sexual harassment, the depth of investigations, severity of punishment, and even what agencies call the behavior depends on where the employee works. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 5 Investigations In Kentucky, Government Response To Sexual Harassment Varies Wildly Eleanor Klibanoff
Feb 28 Investigations Kentucky’s ‘Angel Investor’ Tax Breaks Are Popular — And Secretive In a single day last month, “angel investors” committed to invest $7.5 million in Kentucky small businesses — and snatched up $3 million in tax breaks. By Kate Howard and Jobina Fortson, WAVE 3 News Feb 28 Investigations Kentucky's 'Angel Investor' Tax Breaks Are Popular — And Secretive Kate Howard and Jobina Fortson, WAVE 3 News
Feb 21 Investigations The Pope’s Long Con: An Epilogue The self-proclaimed Pope from Bullitt County walks down a rear stairwell at the Heart of Fire Church and steps out of sight. His wife, Rebecca Johnson, steps forward. By R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan Feb 21 Investigations The Pope's Long Con: An Epilogue R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan
Feb 20 Investigations Despite Rule Change, Kentucky’s Patchwork Probation System Remains Enforcement of the new rules — and the system itself — remains inconsistent across the state, the report found By Eleanor Klibanoff Feb 20 Investigations Kentucky’s Patchwork Probation System Remains Despite Rule Change Eleanor Klibanoff
Feb 12 Investigations Bullitt County Special Election: A Choice Between Polar Opposites Representatives Dan Johnson's wife and his former opponent compete to finish his term after his December suicide. The two candidates offer starkly different choices. By R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan Feb 12 Investigations Bullitt County Special Election: A Choice Between Polar Opposites R.G. Dunlop and Jacob Ryan
Feb 8 Investigations Years Later, A Kentucky Hate Crime Still Reverberates Nationally and across Kentucky, the number of hate crimes reported to the FBI is at a five-year high. But convictions remain extremely rare. By Eleanor Klibanoff Feb 8 Investigations Years Later, A Kentucky Hate Crime Still Reverberates Eleanor Klibanoff
Jan 19 Investigations Bullitt County Prepares For A Special Election The 49th District was left vacant in December after state Rep. Dan Johnson killed himself. By Jacob Ryan Jan 19 Investigations Bullitt County Prepares For A Special Election Jacob Ryan
Jan 12 Investigations Youth Detention Center Fails To Provide Basic Services, Report Says Report raises questions about whether the Louisville Metro Youth Detention Center violated federal laws. By Kate Howard Jan 12 Investigations Youth Detention Center Fails To Provide Basic Services, Report Says Kate Howard