Louisville GOP lawmakers working on sweeping anti-crime bill ahead of legislative session

LOUISVILLE — Republican state representatives from Louisville plan to file an 18-point omnibus bill in the next legislative session that aims to tackle an “epidemic of crime in our commonwealth,”

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