Investigations

Public records show the person who died in Louisville’s jail Thursday was subject to a detainer by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

A nationwide push to get immigrants out of jail is finding success in Kentucky.

The Courier-Journal recently reviewed a rash of homicides at an Eastern Kentucky prison.

Longtime Pan-African Studies professor Ricky Jones says the program is under threat as university officials pause enrollment in graduate-level degrees.

City officials want to keep secret public records that would reveal where surveillance cameras are located around town.

The women want the state to address a pervasive problem in Kentucky schools.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says Louisville Metro Police Department doesn’t have to reveal where it installed Flock Safety license plate reader cameras.

Louisville Public Media's president and CEO condemns the arrests of journalists and speaks out on the escalating pattern of press suppression across the country — from federal raids on reporters' homes to the silencing of student journalists on college campuses.

House lawmakers sent House Bill 4 to the state Senate.

A group of Shelby County Public Schools graduates are pushing for new protections for students.

GOP, Democrat caucus leaders say police should share license plate reader locations with council members.

In Louisville, local civil liberty advocates told KyCIR they worry anti-Black bias plays role in who gets arrested due to license plate readers.