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Laura Wills-Coppelman speaks before the Shelby County Board of Education on Jan. 22, 2026. Wills-Coppelman is one of the founders of Institutional Complicity Kentucky (ICKY), which has advocated for House Bill 4. (Justin Hicks / LPM)

Leaders of the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents are unmoved by misconduct allegations against the group’s executive director recent...


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The Big Dig - live recording at Louisville Public Media

What to do with Louisville’s highways?

Every American city is divided by crumbling old highways. Every city is trying to figure out what to do with them. Join Ian Coss, host of the Peabody-Award winning podcast The Big Dig, for a live taping about Louisville’s own attempts to solve that puzzle, and u...


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(Roberto Roldan / LPM)

The Louisville Metro Department of Corrections announced Thursday morning that a 21-year-old Hispanic man died at the city jail – one of more than 20 people who’ve died in custody there since 2021.

LMDC did not release the man’s name because his family hadn’t been notified. But public jail records reviewed by the Kentucky Center for Investigative R...


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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)

In late December, law enforcement in Noblesville, Indiana arrested Danna America Coronel-Hernandez for driving without a license. Days later, federal immigration officials shipped the then 22-year old woman...


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(Jake Harper/Side Effects Public Media)

A series of homicides at the Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex prompted Louisville reporter Josh Wood to start asking questions.

Wood, an investigative reporter for The Courier-Journal, found the number of recent killings at EKCC is outpacing tallies for previous years.

He talked with KyCIR's Jacob Ryan about his reportin...


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