Louisville’s consent decree is no more after being dismissed on Wednesday. Still, city leaders maintain they will move forward with reforms on their own.

The Louisville Metro Police Department said in a Facebook post that Tyler Haney cut off his ankle monitoring device Tuesday and went on the run but officers found him Thursday.

The Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) arrested a man on Friday in connection with a shooting in the Russell ...

U.S. District Judge Benjamin Beaton said that it he doesn’t believe there 'is much sense or utility in a court trying to ...

Two men were taken to UofL Hospital, where they later died of their injuries following a double shooting, Louisville Metro ...

The situation resulted in lanes on I-64 as well as the ramp to Hurstbourne being closed, but they are both open now.

Louisville Metro Police would get $254 million under Mayor Craig Greenberg's proposed budget, a 6% increase from the current year.

In a council meeting, open for public comment, non-profits requested money from councilmembers while others have concerns ...

On Thursday, LMPD said the victim survived, but was left paralyzed from the waist down. The police department also released ...

Police are trying to identify whoever opened fire at a Louisville liquor store, leaving someone paralyzed. According to ...

The US Department of Justice dropped its consent decree against the Louisville Metro Police Department, but police reform ...

Mayor Craig Greenberg refused to even mention Ed Harness' name during a press conference to announce that the city's consent decree is dead.