LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Breonna Taylor’s death set off protests that lasted months on the streets of Louisville. An attorney who is still representing protesters who were arrested back then said he ...

The Justice Department previously launched a probe into the Louisville Police Department following the fatal police shooting of Taylor.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the ... It also said the department violates the rights of people engaged in protests. “This conduct harmed community members and undermined public ...

The consent decree agreement Monday with the Minneapolis Police Department follows a similar decree that the department ...

Emails obtained by The Courier Journal under the Kentucky Open Records Act provide a glimpse at the collectibles officers are ...

The shooting helped touch off a nationwide protest movement over police killings of Black Americans in 2020. The agreement requires Louisville, which has already banned no-knock warrants ...

But Mayor Craig Greenberg of Louisville said the arrangement was ... Ms. Taylor’s death prompted protests across the country and calls for police reform. Those calls grew after George Floyd ...

(CN) — “Fox News At Night” and the MSNBC’s “The 11 th Hour” each started their Wednesday evening episodes talking about the Louisville protests, but the images chosen by each to illustrate the event ...

The Louisville consent order is the first of its ... targeting those who spoke out against abusive policing during mass protests or even day-to-day interactions. Investigators described officers ...

Louisville, Kentucky, got their Christmas present early this year. The Department of Justice, Louisville Metro Government and Louisville Metro Police Department have signed a Consent Decree, an ...