The result of House Bill 417, if it passes, would clear the criminal records for thousands of eligible people who were convicted of traffic, misdemeanor and some non-violent felony cases.

"It should have been taken care of a long time ago... Coming on four years, and we're still in pre-trial stages," Anita ...

Langford, who held a knife to the woman’s throat during the terrifying ordeal, then stabbed the mom in the abdomen and ran ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Shock probation: it's the legal term that has gripped the Louisville community, coming to the forefront in ...

Notably, the Louisville Urban League led its first expungement clinic on a snowy February morning in 2018, and almost 800 people showed up by 8 a.m. to clear their records.

It has been more than 160 days since Breonna Taylor, an EMT and aspiring nurse, was killed in her own home when three plainclothes Louisville police officers executing a “no-knock” warrant ...

As Louisville reaches 100 criminal homicides in 2017, more than half the cases remain unsolved Nov 29, 2017 Updated Jun 7, 2023 ...

Eight examiners at the computer lab located on the University of Louisville's Shelby Campus do tedious work, digging through electronics for criminal evidence.

Read full article: KSAT Investigates year in review: From murky criminal justice issues to law enforcement shootings Through an open records request, KSAT was given documentation on Sept. 1 ...

Criminal informants can face less jail time for cooperating with police − except when they commit new crimes. On Aug. 16, 2022, Lohden teamed with Dayton Peterson, 23, and others to enter a home ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The only Louisville Metro Police officer to face criminal charges for his role in the shooting that left Breonna Taylor dead will soon stand trial in Jefferson County Circuit ...

Brett Hankison was a Louisville police officer for about 17 years before his June 2020 firing stemming from the Taylor shooting. His last role was as a detective in the Criminal Interdiction Division.