Lucas Aulbach

6 days ago | courier-journal.com | Lucas Aulbach

The ACLU of Kentucky has dropped a lawsuit challenging two laws behind the state's near-total ban on abortions. The class action lawsuit was filed last November on behalf of an unnamed Kentucky woman who wanted to end her pregnancy. The lawsuit had been cited by leaders in the Kentucky legislature as a key reason why the GOP supermajorities in Frankfort have not taken a closer look at adding more exceptions to current law.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Lucas Aulbach

Five people were injured late Friday in a shooting at a Southern Indiana apartment, according to local police. In a social media post, Clarksville Police said officers were dispatched to an apartment complex in the 1900 block of Greentree Boulevard at about 11:50 p.m. May 30 on a report of a shooting with multiple victims. The release said police found a "large party of young people gathered in an apartment" where several shots had been fired.

6 days ago | indystar.com | Lucas Aulbach

Four people were injured early Saturday morning after police said "somewhat of a shootout" broke out at a party at a Clarksville apartment. CLARKSVILLE, Ind. — A party at a Southern Indiana apartment complex ended in chaos early Saturday morning after "somewhat of a shootout" broke out inside, sending four teens and young adults to the hospital and local police searching for two suspects.

2 weeks ago | courier-journal.com | Lucas Aulbach

Louisville Metro Police has $254 million set aside for the department in Mayor Craig Greenberg's proposed 2025-2026 budget. LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey spoke to Metro Council members on May 22 about how the department hopes to use the money. Metro Council's annual hearing to discuss the Louisville Metro Police Department's budget came at an interesting moment for the city.

2 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Marc Ramirez |Terry Collins |Josh Wood |Lucas Aulbach |Keely Doll

Officials and experts blasted Justice Department plans to abandon police reform settlements as political theater that will undermine public safety and social justice efforts on America’s streets while possibly setting the stage for future lawsuits against police departments nationwide.