Jun 10 Metro Louisville Fischer Outlines First Use Of New Federal COVID Funds Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer wants to use $39.8 million dollars of federal relief to address some lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. By Roberto Roldan Jun 10 Metro Louisville Fischer Outlines First Use Of New Federal COVID Funds Roberto Roldan
Jun 8 Metro Louisville Anti-Abortion Group Sues Louisville Over Clinic Buffer Zone Louisville-based non-profit Sisters for Life claims in a lawsuit that the buffer zone violates its First Amendment rights. By Roberto Roldan Jun 8 Metro Louisville Anti-Abortion Group Sues Over Clinic Buffer Zone Roberto Roldan
Jun 8 Metro Louisville Seeking Herd Immunity, City Continues Push For COVID-19 Vaccinations The YMCA of Greater Louisville is providing free, drop-in childcare for parents or caregivers with a COVID-19 vaccination appointment. By Roberto Roldan Jun 8 Metro Louisville City Officials Continue Push For COVID-19 Vaccinations Roberto Roldan
Jun 4 Metro Louisville Library Workers Union, Metro To Return To Bargaining Table For New Contract Negotiations began nearly two years ago, and Louisville Free Public Library employees have been working on an expired contract for two months. By Stephanie Wolf Jun 4 Metro Louisville Library Workers Union, Metro To Return To Bargaining Table Stephanie Wolf
Jun 3 Metro Louisville Untruthful Or Not? Fired Detective Jaynes’ Appeal Hearing Begins Joshua Jaynes, fired by LMPD for violating policies while obtaining the warrant for Breonna Taylor's home, is trying to get his job back. By Roberto Roldan Jun 3 Metro Louisville Untruthful? Fired Detective's Appeal Hearing Begins Roberto Roldan
Jun 2 Metro Louisville FBI Investigating LMPD Officers For Throwing Snowcones At People A group of Louisville Metro Police Department officers allegedly threw snowcones at bystanders while driving around the West End. By Roberto Roldan Jun 2 Metro Louisville FBI Investigating LMPD Officers For Throwing Snowcones Roberto Roldan
Jun 2 Metro Louisville Louisville Launches Dashboard For Tracking Police Reforms The dashboard shows LMPD’s progress as it tries to fulfill more than 100 recommendations laid out in a scathing audit. By Ryland Barton Jun 2 Metro Louisville Louisville Launches Dashboard For Tracking Police Reforms Ryland Barton
May 28 Metro Louisville This Week In Conversation: Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer The mayor joins us for a look at how things stand in the city, and to take your questions. By Michelle Tyrene Johnson May 28 Metro Louisville This Week In Conversation: Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer Michelle Tyrene Johnson
May 28 Metro Louisville One Year After Mass Shooting At First Major Protest, Police Still Don’t Have A Suspect Police haven’t identified any suspects in the May 28, 2020, shooting, which they say left seven people injured. By Ryan Van Velzer May 28 Metro Louisville A Year After Protest Shooting, LMPD Has No Suspects Ryan Van Velzer
May 26 Metro Louisville David McAtee’s Brother Arrested At Protest Over His Death The protest came a day after Jefferson County Commonwealth’s Attorney said no one would be charged for killing David McAtee last June. By Ryland Barton May 26 Metro Louisville David McAtee's Brother Arrested At Protest Over His Death Ryland Barton
May 24 Metro Louisville Free 95-Gallon Recycling Carts Coming To More Louisville Neighborhoods Residents in the Urban Services District will get new, free 95-gallon recycling carts with lids and wheels throughout the month of June. By Jess Clark May 24 Metro Louisville Larger Recycling Carts Coming To More Of Louisville Jess Clark
May 20 Metro Louisville Metro Council OKs Safety Zone Measure That Could Be Used By State’s Only Abortion Clinic A split council passed the ordinance in a 14-11 vote, with all seven Republicans and four Democrats voting against. By Amina Elahi May 20 Metro Louisville Metro Council OKs Health Care Facility Safety Zone Measure Amina Elahi
May 20 Metro Louisville Mental Health Professionals Could Soon Respond To Some Louisville 911 Calls A group of researchers is designing a program in which mental health workers respond to some 911 calls, instead of, or with, police. By Jess Clark May 20 Metro Louisville Mental Health Professionals Could Soon Respond To Some Louisville 911 Calls Jess Clark
May 19 Metro Louisville ‘Everybody Goes Home Bored’: Fischer Advises U.S. Mayors On Protests Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer says city leaders across the country need to encourage police to de-escalate during protests. By Ryland Barton May 19 Metro Louisville Fischer To Mayors: Police Should De-escalate Protests Ryland Barton