Police were told before the March 13 raid at Breonna Taylor's home that no packages to a suspected drug trafficker had been delivered there.

Three additional officers who were at Breonna Taylor's apartment — Tony James, Michael Campbell and Michael Nobles — are under investigation.

The grand juror is not named in the filing, seeking only to have the proceedings disclosed so that "the truth may prevail," they wrote.

Louisville's deputy general counsel says there is "disputable evidence" about if misconduct occurred in the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor.

Louisville's deputy general counsel says there is "disputable evidence" about if misconduct occurred in the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor.

Council members, who voted 7-0 in favor of the legislation, pointed to calls for change from Louisville protesters as a reason to move ahead.

Gregory Bush was indicted Thursday on federal hate crimes charges in connection with killing two African-Americans at a Kroger in Jeffersontown Oct. 24

Joshua Jaynes' explanation to the Public Integrity Unit marks the first time the public has heard from the detective who obtained the search warrant.

Dozens of school districts in Kentucky have closed as teachers rally behind #120Strong, calling for all 120 counties to shut down over pension reform

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron says a delay is needed to protect the personal information of witnesses in the grand jury proceeding.

The Kentucky Attorney General's office released open records rulings finding that Louisville public agencies were justified in denying requests.

Nothing could have prepared me for the final seconds of “Chapter Eighty-One.”

For Kenneth Walker, there is no normal. Not now, and maybe not ever. Not without his girlfriend, Breonna Taylor.

"If that bullet went through my bed maybe I would have been dead too," Breonna Taylor's neighbor Stanley David said.

Louisville activist Christopher 2X made a public plea for a judge to allow the grand jury in the Breonna Taylor case to speak freely.

Kenneth Walker also is seeking unspecified monetary damages from Louisville Metro Police for assault, battery, false arrest and malicious prosecution.

Sen. Kamala Harris and Rep. Lucy McBath of Georgia asked the Department of Justice to look into any "pattern" of constitutional violations at LMPD.

Judge Audra Eckerle ruled that a civil lawsuit cannot "trump elected government oversight," meaning that the officials should testify publicly.

The Courier Journal's attorneys say Louisville Metro Police are selectively releasing information from the investigation to further their narrative.

Quintez Brown, a University of Louisville student and Manual High School graduate, had been missing since June 19.

Dusten Dean, the Louisville officer caught on camera aiming pepper balls at a WAVE3 TV crew, was nominated days later for an Exceptional Merit Award.

Baltimore’s Safe Streets site near West Baltimore’s Penn North and Sandtown-Winchester neighborhoods has gone more than a year without a killing.

An FBI spokesman said he could not confirm the investigation, but the reporter struck by pepper balls said she'd been interviewed by the agency.

Hiyo! A fuzzy yellow puppet with ping pong balls for eyes is charming Louisville. To know Gorp is to love Gorp, fans say.

Attorney Casey Hinkle said the public has a right to know what decision-makers are discussing in these times of important public debate.

Judge Audra Eckerle ruled Tuesday that Schroeder must testify before the Metro Council committee on Sept. 28 or be held in contempt.

The Louisville Metro Council intends to launch an investigation into how Fischer's administration handled the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor.

"Say Her Name: Breonna Taylor," a two-hour joint investigation between ABC's 20/20 and The Courier Journal, is one of 30 winners announced this week.

Joshua Jaynes' explanation to the Public Integrity Unit marks the first time the public has heard from the detective who obtained the search warrant.

The witness who confirmed police announced themselves at Breonna Taylor's apartment changed his story two months after shooting.

Detectives Joshua Jaynes and Myles Cosgrove received pretermination letter Tuesday after a Professional Standards Unit investigation.

Detective Myles Cosgrove violated policies guiding use of force and body camera usage during Breonna Taylor's fatal shooting, the police chief says.

LMPD is initiating termination of Brett Hankison, one of three officers to shoot Breonna Taylor, Mayor Greg Fischer said Friday.