A former Louisville Metro Police Department officer who pleaded guilty in the Breonna Taylor case won't be sentenced until ...

Arian Campo-Flores is an economics reporter for The Wall Street Journal, based in Miami. He mainly covers Florida and the Southeast but also does stories in other parts of the U.S. He regularly writes ...

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Portraits of three Black Americans who lost their lives due to racial violence were stolen from the Terryville Public Library ...

Highlights this weekend include a floral show inspired by “Downton Abbey” fashions at Hudson Yards and a free Earth Day ...

Democratic state Sen. Keturah Herron is the first openly LGBTQ woman elected to the Kentucky Senate. Here's what to know ...

Critics — including fellow celeb Emily Ratajowski — were quick to point out not only the money wasted on the trip but also ...

The city banned the practice a year after Breonna Taylor was killed when Louisville Metro Police raided her apartment using a no knock warrant.

The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments in a lawsuit filed by Lexington's police union about whether cities can ban ...

FRANKFORT, KY. (CN) — A ban on "no-knock" warrants does not implicate the employment conditions of police officers or require collective bargaining with their union, a Kentucky county government ...