Sep 8 Investigations After Domestic Violence Murder, Louisville Reviews Its Response. Should Other Cities, Too? Despite regularly reviewing fatalities for more than 25 years, Louisville’s domestic violence response remains imperfect. The reviews often raise the same issues, again and again. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 8 Investigations After Domestic Violence Murder, Louisville Reviews Its Response Eleanor Klibanoff
May 22 Metro Louisville Officers Accused Of Failing To Help Domestic Violence Victim Before Murder Two Louisville police officers have been charged with failing to give “proper assistance” to a domestic violence victim who was later murdered. By Eleanor Klibanoff May 22 Metro Louisville Officers Accused Of Failing To Help Victim Before Murder Eleanor Klibanoff
May 7 Health Steep Decline in Domestic Violence Orders, Shelter Calls Worry Advocates If you or someone you know is in a dangerous situation, or you just want to talk, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233. By Eleanor Klibanoff May 7 Health Steep Decline in Domestic Violence Orders, Shelter Calls Worry Advocates Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 20 Health Rape Crisis Centers, Domestic Violence Shelters Are Open — With Some Changes The pandemic creates risk factors for domestic and sexual violence. Kentucky's service providers are still open and ready to help. By Eleanor Klibanoff Mar 20 Health Rape Crisis Centers, Domestic Violence Shelters Are Open — With Some Changes Eleanor Klibanoff
Mar 8 Health Ky. Considers Bill To Make It Easier To Prosecute Strangulation As A Felony A bill moving through the Kentucky General Assembly would make it easier to prosecute strangulation as a class D felony. By Lisa Gillespie Mar 8 Health This Bill Would Make It Easier To Prosecute Strangulation As A Felony Lisa Gillespie
Mar 4 Health In Rural States, Telemedicine Brings Treatment For Sexual Abuse In rural parts of the Ohio Valley, qualified therapists are sometimes hours away from people who need help. By Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 4 Health In Rural States, Telemedicine Brings Treatment For Sexual Abuse Mary Meehan, Ohio Valley ReSource
Dec 11 Community ‘Extensive To-Do List’ To Improve Louisville’s Domestic Violence Services A new audit of Louisville’s domestic violence services has produced an “extensive to-do list” for the city, according to police chief Steve Conrad. By Eleanor Klibanoff Dec 11 Community 'Extensive To-Do List' To Improve City's Domestic Violence Services Eleanor Klibanoff