“What’s concerning is the fact that these kinds of things continue to happen, but the level of discipline isn’t significant,” an expert said about LMDC officers.
FOCUS investigates inmate assaults, reduced officer punishments and staffing at LMDC Read More »
Police say they did an internal investigation and forwarded the information to the county attorney’s office, who decided not to press charges.
LMPD tow lot employees caught taking items from cars about to go to auction Read More »
The dashboard launched in April 2023, a few weeks after the David Beyer report into deaths inside LMDC. It had been down since Sept. 2024 because of a new software.
‘This is much better’: LMDC updates inmate dashboard after being down for six months Read More »
A judge gave the ousted board members a declaratory judgement at about 4:20 p.m., and the board members went and voted on the fire territory at 5 p.m.
Utica Fire District board members get reappointed and approve $30 million fire territory Read More »
Eli Heacock, 16, took his own life less than an hour after being contacted by online predators. FBI Louisville says he is one of thousands of kids being targeted.
The Vue at 3rd St. has dozens of violations and complaints since July 2024; highlighted by the January winter storm, when residents say they lacked heat and water.
Downtown Louisville apartment building has unpaid fines, as residents plea for help Read More »
The lawsuit says the commissioners didn’t have the right to remove three board members, and it was illegal to only appoint one new board member to fill their place.
Ousted Utica fire board members file lawsuit to rejoin board, vote on fire territory Read More »
“This move by the commissioners, whether it’s legally justified or politically-motivated…It’s forcing us to take one step back,” councilwoman Amy Semones said.
Due to property tax caps, school districts and local governments throughout Clark County will help pay for it. A lawmaker compared it to puppies fighting over milk.
FOCUS Investigates: Costs, benefits of $30 million Jeffersonville, Utica fire territory Read More »
Members of the Palmyra Town Council in Harrison County admitted last month they can’t work together. Their attitudes changed Tuesday, but financial questions remain.
Palmyra officials pledge to work together after recent drama Read More »
During a Feb. 4 town council meeting, the town attorney gave her resignation, an employee asked a councilmember to resign and the clerk-treasurer was absent.
Kentucky hemp farmers are questioning the legitimacy of how some medical cannabis cultivators got picked and the state auditor could be investigating the process.
An Indiana state representative and national group that studies power grids say we need to be producing more energy. How much is solar a part of the solution?
How Indiana’s solar farm debate impacts America’s energy crisis Read More »
Multiple proposals for solar farms in southern Indiana have been voted down in recent months.
Some critics of Indiana solar farms say they drive down home values. But is it true? Read More »
Wayside was without a shelter license for 16 months, from Sept. 2023 until this Thursday. The license will expire 9/1/25.
