Nov 23 Metro Louisville Travis Nagdy, Committed Louisville Protester, Killed at 21 In October, Nagdy told WFPL News he aspired to run for local office like Metro Council, or maybe even mayor. By Ryan Van Velzer and Jess Clark Nov 23 Metro Louisville Travis Nagdy, Committed Louisville Protester, Killed at 21 Ryan Van Velzer and Jess Clark
Nov 16 Arts and Culture Metro Council Alerted To ‘Severe’ Condition Of King Louis Statue A public arts panel is looking into whether damage is repairable while the sponsor of a council resolution is committed to reinstallation. By Stephanie Wolf Nov 16 Arts and Culture Metro Council Alerted To ‘Severe’ Condition Of King Louis Statue Stephanie Wolf
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 7 Arts and Culture West End Magazine From 1970s Gets New Life In Revived Black Scene Millennium The latest iteration of the magazine will be published quarterly for about a year, each issue with a different theme. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 7 Arts and Culture West End Magazine From 1970s Gets New Life In Revived Black Scene Millennium Stephanie Wolf
Oct 6 Community Felony Riot Charges Dropped Against Rep. Scott, 17 Other Protesters Jefferson County Attorney Michael O'Connell recommended dropping the riot charge when Scott and other protesters were arraigned Tuesday. By Ryan Van Velzer and Jacob Ryan Oct 6 Community Felony Riot Charges Dropped Against Rep. Scott, 17 Other Protesters Ryan Van Velzer and Jacob Ryan
Oct 6 Community The Toll Of Multiple Crises Weighs On Louisvillians. But With Trauma, There Are Inequities Louisvillians are feeling mental stress from the pandemic, as well as being a focal point of social activism. By Stephanie Wolf Oct 6 Community The Toll Of Multiple Crises Weighs On Louisvillians. But With Trauma, There Are Inequities Stephanie Wolf
Oct 5 Community George Rogers Clark Statue Vandalized In Downtown Louisville The vandalism is the latest in which statues have been covered in paint as a form of protest. By Ryan Van Velzer Oct 5 Community George Rogers Clark Statue Vandalized In Downtown Louisville Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 30 Metro Louisville Rep. Attica Scott: Protesters Targeted For Arrest As Political Retaliation Attica Scott has been a critic of LMPD and Fischer’s administration throughout the protests. She’s part of a lawsuit suing police for excessive use of force. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 30 Metro Louisville Rep. Attica Scott: Protesters Targeted For Arrest As Political Retaliation Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 30 Metro Louisville LMPD Officer Offers Firsthand Account Of Getting Shot Last Week Gregory said he does not blame the protesters, but is disheartened and frustrated with the shooter for "shattering" the work officers have done to protect protesters First Amendment rights. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 30 Metro Louisville LMPD Officer Offers Firsthand Account Of Getting Shot Last Week Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 30 Metro Louisville Crowd-Control Weapons At Louisville Protests Prompt Ethical Discussions Some experts say their use might be warranted, while others argue it’s unlikely to be the most effective way to de-escalate and prevent violence. By John Boyle Sep 30 Metro Louisville Crowd-Control Weapons At Louisville Protests Prompt Ethical Discussions John Boyle
Sep 29 Metro Louisville Attorney For Anonymous Breonna Taylor Grand Juror Says Truth Needs To Come Out One of the grand jurors who considered charges in the Breonna Taylor case wants a judge to let them speak publicly about the private proceedings that led to the indictment of one officer involved in Taylor’s death. The anonymous juror filed a lawsuit Monday seeking the release of recordings and transcripts of the grand jury […] By Jacob Ryan Sep 29 Metro Louisville Attorney For Anonymous Breonna Taylor Grand Juror Says Truth Needs To Come Out Jacob Ryan
Sep 28 Metro Louisville Retiring Louisville Police Chief Faces Council Questions On Protest Response Robert Schroeder testified after nearly two months of avoiding speaking publicly to Metro Council members under oath. By Amina Elahi Sep 28 Metro Louisville Retiring LMPD Chief Faces Council Questions On Protest Response Amina Elahi
Sep 28 Metro Louisville Former LMPD Officer Indicted In Breonna Taylor Case Pleads Not Guilty The judge ordered attorneys to file a recording of the grand jury proceedings that led to Hankison’s indictment into the public court filed by Wednesday of this week. By Jacob Ryan Sep 28 Metro Louisville Former LMPD Officer Indicted In Breonna Taylor Case Pleads Not Guilty Jacob Ryan
Sep 28 Metro Louisville Following Mass Protester Arrests, Louisville Mayor Ends Curfew Traffic barricades around downtown that went up nearly a week ago will remain in place, and the city will reassess those restrictions daily. By Amina Elahi Sep 28 Metro Louisville Following Mass Protester Arrests, Louisville Mayor Ends Curfew Amina Elahi