Oct 17 Investigations Feds Charge Alleged Co-Conspirator In Eric Conn’s Disappearance Curtis Lee Wyatt, allegedly checked security measures at the U.S.-Mexico border, bought and registered a getaway car, and helped coordinate Conn’s escape. By Eleanor Klibanoff Oct 17 Investigations Feds Charge Alleged Co-Conspirator In Eric Conn's Disappearance Eleanor Klibanoff
Oct 5 Education U of L Could Lose Bond Rating In Wake Of Hoops Scandal This week, the bond rating agency Moody's Investors Service announced the university is again under review for a possible downgrade. By Kate Howard Oct 5 Education U of L Could Lose Bond Rating In Wake Of Hoops Scandal Kate Howard
Sep 28 Economy What U of L’s Basketball Scandal Could Cost The City The impact of the scandal could trickle down to game day bar tabs, tickets for the publicly funded Yum! Center and downtown parking. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 28 Economy What U of L's Basketball Scandal Could Cost The City Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 27 Education In U of L Hoops Scandal, Calls To Board Members May Have Violated Law University of Louisville’s board chair said he personally called each trustee to gauge their opinion on administrative sanctions. By Kate Howard Sep 27 Education In Basketball Scandal, Call To Board Members May Have Violated Law Kate Howard
Sep 27 Investigations Private Probation System Still Largely Unregulated, Rife With Issues, Report Says The ACLU of KY is calling for an end to private probation arrangements in light of a new report that found widespread discrepancies in the state’s system. By Kate Howard Sep 27 Investigations Private Probation System Still Largely Unregulated, Report Says Kate Howard
Sep 22 Investigations Louisville Police Enact New Guidelines On Assisting Federal Immigration Agents Louisville police will no longer knock on doors for federal immigration agents or talk about enforcement on non-recorded lines under a new policy. By Kate Howard Sep 22 Investigations LMPD Enact New Guidelines On Assisting Federal Immigration Agents Kate Howard
Sep 21 Community The State Of Hate In Kentucky Hate groups have long called Kentucky and the region home. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 21 Community The State Of Hate In Kentucky Eleanor Klibanoff
Sep 7 Investigations Louisville Mayor Pledges Examination Of Police, Immigration Agency Relationship Fischer called Thursday morning on the city's police chief to examine his agency's relationship with ICE in the wake of a story by KyCIR. By Kate Howard Sep 7 Investigations Mayor Pledges Examination Of LMPD, Immigration Agency Relationship Kate Howard
Sep 5 Investigations WDRB Doesn’t Have To Honor LMPD’s Search Warrant. Here’s Why We talked with Greg Leslie of the Reporters Committee for the Freedom of the Press about why journalists are protected from search warrants. By Eleanor Klibanoff Sep 5 Investigations WDRB Doesn’t Have To Honor LMPD’s Search Warrant. Here’s Why Eleanor Klibanoff
Aug 29 Investigations As Child Marriages Drop, Hundreds Still Marry In Kentucky Each Year Kentucky has one of the highest rates of teen marriage in the nation, according to data recently published by Frontline and the New York Times . By June Leffler Aug 29 Investigations As Child Marriages Drop, Hundreds Still Marry In Kentucky Each Year June Leffler
Aug 28 Politics How Kentucky’s Street Names Memorialize Its Civil War And Civil Rights History Kentucky has at least 43 streets named for Confederate figures and 80 named for civil rights leaders. By Eleanor Klibanoff Aug 28 Politics How Ky. Street Names Memorialize Civil War And Civil Rights History Eleanor Klibanoff
Aug 14 Education Legislators Reject U of L’s Request For $1.25M In Legal Funds U of L hit a stumbling block in its attempted turnaround Monday when a legislative committee rejected its plan to spend $1.25 million on outside lawyers. By Kate Howard Aug 14 Education Legislators Reject U of L's Request For $1.25M In Legal Funds Kate Howard
Aug 8 Investigations U of L: Private Groups Will Cover $2 Million Of Audit Instead Of State Two local philanthropic groups will pay most of the costs of the taxpayer-funded, $2.2 million forensic investigation of U of L’s troubled foundation. By Kate Howard Aug 8 Investigations U of L: Private Groups Will Cover $2 Million Of Audit Kate Howard
Aug 4 Education The State Of Race And Diversity On Kentucky Campuses The Justice Department may be considering a crackdown on schools that employ affirmative action in admissions decisions. What would that mean for Kentucky? By Eleanor Klibanoff Aug 4 Education The State Of Race And Diversity On Kentucky Campuses Eleanor Klibanoff
Aug 4 Education In Effort To Fix U of L, Law Sidestepped As Costs Balloon Officials have largely ignored a state law meant to guarantee transparency in contracting, sidestepped cost guidelines and more. By Kate Howard Aug 4 Education In Effort To Fix U of L, Law Sidestepped As Costs Balloon Kate Howard