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In a bipartisan move, Kentucky’s legislature already passed a law to limit the use of no-knock warrants in 2021; Louisville Metro Council had also banned the no-knock warrants the year before. Paul and McGarvey said they hope to recreate those bipartisan successes federally.
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Kentucky lawmakers resurrect bill to make it illegal to insult police, boost penalties for ‘rioting’A bill that would make it a crime to insult police and create additional protest-related offenses has resurfaced in the Kentucky legislature. A similar…
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State attorneys arguing that police don’t need a search warrant to track a person’s location in real-time through their cell phone were met with…
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“It’s just a blessing that somebody is finally listening,” said Denorver “Dee” Garrett, a 29-year-old Louisville protester, fighting back tears. “That…
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The Kentucky Senate passed a bill on Thursday that would make it a crime to insult police officers and boost penalties for rioting.Senate Bill 211 comes…
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Police reform wasn’t on the radar of most Kentucky lawmakers when Louisville police killed Breonna Taylor last March.But after months of protests calling…
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Attorney General Daniel Cameron has created a task force to review Kentucky’s search warrant policies in the wake of the Breonna Taylor shooting.The…
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U.S. Attorney Russell Coleman has submitted his resignation.Coleman, who has been U.S. Attorney for the western district of Kentucky since 2017, was…
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One of the state’s top federal prosecutors says promises made to better protect residents of south-central Kentucky from crime are being kept.Two…
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Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb is ordering the use of body cameras by all Indiana State Police troopers by spring 2021.The announcement came Tuesday during a…