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
May 12 Metro Louisville Audit: Improper Vetting Led To ‘Calamitous’ Hiring Of Ex-TARC Executive Director Ferdinand Risco is accused of sexually harassing women who worked for TARC as well as misusing financial resources. By Amina Elahi May 12 Metro Louisville Audit: Ex-TARC Executive Director Not Properly Vetted Amina Elahi
May 10 Metro Louisville Public Hearings For Louisville’s Next Budget Begin This Week Louisville residents will have the opportunity to to share feedback with the Metro Council on the city’s proposed budget. By John Boyle May 10 Metro Louisville Public Hearings For Louisville’s Budget Begin This Week John Boyle
May 5 Metro Louisville Louisville Protesters Seek Forum On Policing, Breonna Taylor Memorial Protest leaders are calling for Mayor Greg Fischer to hold another community meeting about racial justice, police violence. By Ryland Barton May 5 Metro Louisville Protesters Seek Forum On Policing, Taylor Memorial Ryland Barton
Apr 28 Metro Louisville As LMPD Investigation Begins, DOJ Asks For Public Input U.S. Department of Justice attorneys are calling on Louisvillians to share their concerns about the city’s police department. By Ryland Barton Apr 28 Metro Louisville As LMPD Probe Begins, DOJ Asks For Public Input Ryland Barton
Apr 26 Metro Louisville Activists Welcome DOJ Investigation Into Louisville Police Department “All we doing is standing for what’s right. Standing for our right to protest, our right to speak, our right to do what’s right.” By Graham Ambrose and Jess Clark Apr 26 Metro Louisville Activists Welcome DOJ Investigation Into LMPD Graham Ambrose and Jess Clark
Apr 25 Metro Louisville AG Daniel Cameron: ‘I Don’t Believe This Country Is Systemically Racist’ Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron says he doesn’t think systemic racism is a problem in the United States. By Ryland Barton Apr 25 Metro Louisville AG Cameron: ‘I Don’t Believe This Country Is Systemically Racist’ Ryland Barton