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Should cops who shoot someone be tested for drugs and alcohol? Metro Council may demand it
It would require drug and alcohol testing "as soon as practicable" after police officers are involved in incidents that cause death or injury.
In Louisville, Betsy DeVos says remote learning 'for months and months' has hurt students
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos made the coronavirus-related remarks following a school choice roundtable Monday in west Louisville.
Mitch McConnell mostly mum about bruised hands, says no concerns
There has been wild speculation on social media this week about Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's apparently bruised hands.
LMPD releases disciplinary records for Breonna Taylor cops. Large parts are blacked out
After 153 days, police turned over the past investigations into three officers in the Breonna Taylor shooting. Many records were heavily redacted.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announces record-high total of new COVID-19 cases
Kentucky has now seen 83,013 COVID-19 cases and 1,276 deaths tied to the coronavirus pandemic.
'We all had a hand in this': Louisville cop who got Breonna Taylor warrant in the hot seat
Joshua Jaynes' explanation to the Public Integrity Unit marks the first time the public has heard from the detective who obtained the search warrant.
AG Daniel Cameron is taking extra steps to make sure Breonna Taylor grand juror can't speak
Attorney General Daniel Cameron wants an immediate stay on any judge's order granting grand jurors the right to speak freely in the Breonna Taylor case.
Report: Police major in charge of Breonna Taylor officers pressured investigators
Investigative report details influence of division commander on investigation into Breonna Taylor's death and inconsistencies in the case.
Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron's office given until Wednesday to respond to grand juror
The AG's office has been given until Wednesday to formally respond to the motion of an anonymous grand juror who wants to be able to speak freely.
Massie: 'No reason' to wear mask since he tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies in August
Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie tweeted an article questioning what a COVID-19 case is following Trump's announcement that he tested positive.
In Kentucky stop, Mitch McConnell refuses to say if he's recently been tested for COVID-19
McConnell also took a pass on Democrats' calls for the Senate to institute a formal testing and contact-tracing program for members and staff.
LIVE UPDATES: 'What did I do?' New details emerge in Breonna Taylor grand jury tapes
The release of grand jury recordings in the Breonna Taylor case should shed light on what evidence Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron presented.
Judge says she is 'concerned' detective may have lied to get Breonna Taylor search warrant
Police were told before the March 13 raid at Breonna Taylor's home that no packages to a suspected drug trafficker had been delivered there.
Grand juror sues for release of transcript, permission to speak about Breonna Taylor case
The grand juror is not named in the filing, seeking only to have the proceedings disclosed so that "the truth may prevail," they wrote.
The 'very troubling' questions AG Cameron isn't answering on the Breonna Taylor decision
Questions linger over Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's choices in the grand jury investigation of Breonna Taylor's fatal shooting by police.
Ballistics don't support AG Cameron's claim Breonna Taylor's boyfriend shot officer
A Kentucky State Police ballistics report failed to match a bullet that hit a Louisville cop in thigh to a shot fired by Breonna Taylor's boyfriend.
Kentucky counties make up 10 of the 25 worst places to live in the US
A study by 24/7 Wall Street looked at the top 25 worst counties to live in. Of the 25, Kentucky had 10 counties on the list.
Officer called 'murderer' in Breonna Taylor shooting hires attorney who threatens lawsuits
Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, who was not indicted by the grand jury in the Breonna Taylor case, has hired a civil attorney.
Louisville state Rep. Attica Scott arrested at Breonna Taylor protests in downtown Louisville
State Rep. Attica Scott, who authored a bill to end no-knock warrants across Kentucky in the wake of Breonna Taylor's death, was arrested at a protest
'It wasn't that bad': Louisville businesses react to property damage after night of protests
After a night of protests in Louisville in response to the Breonna Taylor case decision, local businesses react to what they saw from their shops.