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Kentucky's first restorative justice program was started in Louisville, and its early supporters hope to convince lawmakers to fund an expansion throughout the state.

Busing problems have led to an indefinite postponement of the start of the pre-K program.

The Greater Louisville Central Labor Council, which includes the Ford United Auto Workers union, held its annual Labor Day picnic at Kentucky Kingdom.

Body camera footage from a lawsuit accusing Louisville Metro Corrections officers of excessive force shows a man being punched repeatedly.

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Louisville's top FBI agent talked about the joint operation with LMPD.

The city is looking for ways to increase recruiting and make training easier.

Her sister happened to be the first victim. Seven weeks later, she was nearly robbed herself.

Attorneys for both sides delivered their closing arguments on Thursday.