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Kentucky House Bill 313 would restrict charitable organizations from providing bail assistance and necessary wraparound services to the poor.

Jerrica Hall sat in the Clark County Jail for three days in 2015 because she couldn’t afford the $500 bail. In those three days, she lost her job, her home

The parents of a high school student, killed in a car crash a year ago, have filed a lawsuit against The Bail Project.

Republican senators want a government investigation into taxpayer dollars funding charitable bail organizations that get accused criminals out of jail before their court hearings.

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After allegedly firing shots at a candidate for Louisville mayor, Quintez Brown, getting to walk out of jail and go home, where he'll await his next court hearing.

Louisville's recent jail deaths come at a nexus of failures n a city that calls itself compassionate but can be anything but.

James Langdon, 47, was arrested three times in 16 hours Sunday, having been released under the controversial zero-dollar bail order as the state continues to grapple with ongoing crime waves.

Also, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan has appointed its first new president in 36 years.

Metro Corrections Director Dwayne Clark and his executive staff came under fire after the deaths of six people since November in Louisvilles jail.