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After a disastrous first week of school that saw students in their district not getting home until 10 p.m. on Wednesday and school subsequently being canceled for two days, Jefferson County Republican lawmakers want a special session to enact changes to the district — including a “school choice” amendment and evaluating splitting the school system […]

Nick Davis takes the helm at Joseph Brown Elementary as former principal Bobby Busch is promoted to district Student Services Coordinator.

A district official said this position was the school system’s “main need.”

While school is still on hold, the Louisville Metro Police Activities League teamed up with Kroger to offer free bowling, snacks, and lunch for JCPS students.

Because we are very well aware that victims of cases in 2021, 2022, are probably still live. an average wait of three years to get to court about a rain ——rape and there are long backlogs. i dont know the precise ones in norfolk and suffolk but these are live cases in which witnesses have not heard that they have been identified. the cps might be worried that they will be frightened of giving evidence and their cases may collapse. all of that is in the ether. i understand the information com...

The only apology i have seen on your website has come from the police and crime commissioner. the police themselves now need to be galvanising to approach, in the best possible way, probably through victim support organisations who are better at approaching victims than many others. they need to be finding out exactly what has happened, making clear exactly what has happened to the public. if they can, get that from somebody else, that there is less danger, and going out to reassure every victim...

Leaders should be held accountable, and that includes one actor whose funding decisions contributed to the problem: the Kentucky General Assembly.

A Carroll County High School student is dead after a shooting in Owenton.

The Chief of Staff to the President of Madagascar and her associate have been charged with bribery offences following a NCA operation.

There was some confusion online between one board member and the public about whether parents could share their bus transportation concerns.