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Long-time Louisville Police Officer fired after 2-month investigation into reports he was improperly giving people rides in his patrol car Long-time Louisville Police Officer fired after 2-month investigation into reports he was improperly giving people rides in his patrol car local news - Home - WCBI TV

Long-time Louisville Police Officer fired after 2-month investigation into reports he was improperly giving people rides in his patrol car Long-time Louisville Police Officer fired after 2-month investigation into reports he was improperly giving people rides in his patrol car local news - Home - WCBI TV
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Louisville Board of Education approves hiring 24
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Louisville Board of Education approves recalls of staff

With the passage of the 5.9 mill emergency operating levy on May 4, many Louisville school employees are getting their jobs back.

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Kentucky Republicans bring tricks and politics amid calls for real police reform

Kentucky Republicans bring tricks and politics amid calls for real police reform David L. Snardon, Opinion contributor © Pat McDonogh / Courier Journal Scenes from a protest in downtown Louisville over the shooting of Brionna Taylor by Louisville police. Louisville Metro police and protesters face off as police attempt to remove patrol cars from the crowd. May 28, 2020 In 1999, the Louisville Board of Aldermen attempted to establish a civilian review board after Louisville police killed 18-year-old Desmond Rudolph. But a judge ruled soon after that the Board of Aldermen did not have the authority to give the civilian review board subpoena power. Four years later, the city formed a Citizens Commission on Police Accountability, but this board had no real power to hold individual officers accountable. Their role was to review closed police investigations for their validity and then make recommendations to improve the process.

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How two Kentucky schools helped educate Blacks

How Louisville s Central High School and the Lincoln Institute played a role in educating African Americans in Kentucky During the late 19th century, schools for African Americans were little to nonexistent. Here s how two schools helped shape education. Author: Sherlene M Shanklin, Nelson Reyes (WHAS 11), CJ Daniels, Kristin Pierce Published: 7:13 PM EST February 13, 2021 Updated: 7:13 PM EST February 13, 2021 LOUISVILLE, Ky. If you were African American and wanted to be educated in Louisville during the late 19th century, options were very limited. According to the Encyclopedia of Louisville, the city charter of 1870 provided that schools for African American children be established and a committee on schools for African American children was formed.

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