Oct 14 Metro Louisville In the Face Of Hardship, Downtown Louisville Searches For Solutions What’s next for a downtown that has been battered by a global pandemic and unrest awakened by the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd? By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 14 Metro Louisville In the Face Of Hardship, Downtown Louisville Searches For Solutions Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 13 Metro Louisville Council Members Question Proposed Short-Term Police Contract The contract includes just one of the reforms agreed to between the city and the family of Breonna Taylor. By Amina Elahi Oct 13 Metro Louisville Council Members Question Proposed Short-Term Police Contract Amina Elahi
Oct 13 Metro Louisville Grand Juror’s Attorney Says AG’s Media Appearances Could ‘Bolster’ Their Case The grand juror's lawyer claims “there’s a big gap” in messaging between what Daniel Cameron is saying publicly and his court filings. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 13 Metro Louisville Grand Juror’s Attorney Says AG’s Media Appearances Could ‘Bolster’ Their Case Stephanie Wolf
Oct 13 Metro Louisville Kentuckians Navigate Long Waits To Renew Driver’s License, Registration Many who arrived in the afternoon, hours before closing, were turned away: no more appointments available, and no process for making appointments except showing up. By John Boyle Oct 13 Metro Louisville Kentuckians Navigate Long Waits To Renew Driver’s License, Registration John Boyle
Oct 12 Metro Louisville Basketball Game Near Jefferson Square Spurs Clash With Police, 4 Arrests Like so many interactions between young Black men and police, this one started over a basketball hoop. It ended with four arrests, including Rosie Henderson — a protest organizer known for her kind demeanor, calming presence and for caretaking the Breonna Taylor memorial. The way Louisville Metro Police told it, they arrested four people in […] By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 12 Metro Louisville Basketball Game Near Jefferson Square Spurs Clash With Police, 4 Arrests Ryan Van Velzer
Oct 12 Metro Louisville Louisville Could Soon Relaunch Synergy Project, Which Aims To Build Community Trust In Police The program launched in June 2019 with a series of community sessions focused on growing trust between police and residents. By Amina Elahi Oct 12 Metro Louisville Louisville Could Soon Relaunch Synergy Project, Which Aims To Build Community Trust In Police Amina Elahi
Oct 10 Metro Louisville First-Time Protesters Join Louisville’s Racial Justice Movement Hundreds of people attended Saturday's march from Tyler Park to Jefferson Square. About half the crowd said it was their first time ever attending a protest. By Jared Bennett Oct 10 Metro Louisville First-Time Protesters Join Louisville's Racial Justice Movement Jared Bennett
Oct 9 Metro Louisville Owner Of Southern Indiana Zoo Arrested In New York The Clark County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Thursday that Tim Stark was arrested in Washington County, N.Y. By John Boyle Oct 9 Metro Louisville Owner Of Southern Indiana Zoo Arrested In New York John Boyle
Oct 8 Metro Louisville Metro Council Passes Scaled-Back Funding Request From Middletown Police The ordinance allocates money to reimburse spending on "mobile radio upgrades and ballistic helmets with face shields." By Amina Elahi Oct 8 Metro Louisville Metro Council Passes Scaled-Back Funding Request From Middletown Police Amina Elahi
Oct 8 Metro Louisville Court Hears Arguments Over Grand Juror’s Bid To Speak About Breonna Taylor Investigation An attorney representing the grand juror argued the secrecy of the process is being used to shield the attorney general from scrutiny. By Jess Clark Oct 8 Metro Louisville Court Hears Arguments Over Grand Juror’s Bid To Speak About Breonna Taylor Investigation Jess Clark
Oct 6 Metro Louisville Louisville Officials, Police Union Agree To Short-Term Contract If approved, the new contract would run out at the end of June 2021. By Amina Elahi Oct 6 Metro Louisville Louisville Officials, Police Union Agree To Short-Term Contract Amina Elahi
Oct 5 Metro Louisville In First Unitarian Standoff, Some Saw Religious Liberty Under Siege No law explicitly permits churches to harbor law-breakers or to protect individuals from the state. Instead, church sanctuaries are part of a long tradition that has typically been respected by the government. By Graham Ambrose Oct 5 Metro Louisville In First Unitarian Standoff, Some Saw Religious Liberty Under Siege Graham Ambrose
Oct 2 Metro Louisville Grand Jury Tapes Raise New Questions About No-Knock Warrant Execution Grand jury recordings released Friday cast doubt on Cameron’s assertion that the officers knocked and announced, and that this witness corroborates their story. By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 2 Metro Louisville Grand Jury Tapes Raise New Questions About No-Knock Warrant Execution Eleanor Klibanoff
Oct 2 Metro Louisville Brett Hankison Claimed He Knew Where ‘Threat Was’ When He Shot At Breonna Taylor’s Apartment "I want to be specific about this," Hankison said. "I had already seen where the threat was, saw where he was positioned.” By Ryland Barton Oct 2 Metro Louisville A Fired LMPD Detective's Wild Claims In Breonna Taylor Case Ryland Barton