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Louisville Metro Police Department (provided)

Louisville Metro Government officials this week fired two of the employees involved in the unintentional killing of a homeless woman during a West End alley cleanup earlier this year.

The Department of Public Works employees received the termination notices on Thursday, according to records obtained by LPM News through the Ke...


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A license plate reader on a pole near City Hall in downtown Louisville.(Jacob Ryan / LPM)

The Louisville Metro Police Department detective who faced discipline earlier this year after sharing his Flock credentials with a federal agent for unauthorized immigration-related searches is once again under internal investigation for potential misuse of the city’s license plate reader...


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This is the second time former Louisville police detective has been tried for violating the civil rights of Breonna Taylor and her neighbors in 2020. (Giselle Rhoden / LPM)

A federal appeals court ruling in May that President Donald Trump’s administration wrongly denied bond hearings to many immigrants locked up in Kentucky jails by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has...


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Surveillance footage used to identify Brandon Oldham and Juan Lloyd.(Kentucky Innocence Project)

Earlier this summer, a Louisville judge tossed out the convictions against two men who say they were wrongfully imprisoned for the 2015 murder of a man on Elliott Avenue named Eddie Vinson.

Juan Lloyd and Brandon Oldham have, for years, claimed police and prosecutors broke p...


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(Efi Chalikopoulou)

After a 13-month search, Zachary Kilgore, 50, is in custody over allegations that he and former Louisville football coaches and educators Ronnie and Donnie Stoner raped a 17-year-old high school student in 2007. Court records show Kilgore was arrested Friday, and pleaded not guilty.


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