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Judge orders new trial to decide how much city should pay in $31 million improper LMPD chase verdict

The high court ruled that Kentucky’s law enforcement agencies have been improperly relying on a state statute “as a justification to shield their public records from public scrutiny for nearly

The request made in Michael Hurley’s case Monday by attorney Jordan Potts would exclude both still and video photographers as well as any microphones.

The so-called “superseding” indictments come a little more than a month after a judge's dismissal of the most serious charges against former Louisville Metro Police Detective Joshua Jaynes and Sgt.

City settles lawsuit years after Louisville police assumed Black man was 'driving around buying dope'

Tears streamed down 19-year-old Ava Jones’ face as she told a jury that while she was once on scholarship to play basketball for Iowa, she can no longer shoot a

Noel pleaded guilty to theft, obstruction of justice, tax evasion, money laundering, corrupt business influence and official misconduct on Aug. 26.

Robert Moster III was charged late last month for allegedly kicking an 8-year-old Aug. 27 and causing injuries because the child left home and went to a neighbor's house without

Louisville police officer fired last year for several policy violations sues city to get job back

DJ named in Louisville bar's liquor license revocation files defamation lawsuit

Family of man ‘strangled’ to death seeks federal investigation of Kentucky police officers

Louisville Metro Police Officer Robinson Desroches has filed a lawsuit claiming he was discriminated against after expressing his belief that the department lied to the public about Taylor’s death.

Christopher Morris, 52, was supposed to be sentenced Wednesday to 20 years in prison. But Morris told a judge that his attorney did not provide him with details about the

Clarence Moore is facing seven years in prison for engaging in sexual misconduct with a minor between November 2022 and January 2023.

President Biden grants clemency to convicted attorney in Kentucky's scandalous fen-phen case

Indiana man sentenced for crashing into Kansas family in downtown Louisville 2 years ago

Michael Hurley is scheduled to go to trial for murder on Oct. 7.

Former JCPS principal pulled gun on 2 second graders, threatened to kill them, lawsuit claims

Charges dismissed against 2 men in murder of Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Shirley

“If the defendants had not intentionally misled a judge with a false affidavit, there would have been no search warrant for officers to execute and no fatal shooting.”