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Jess Clark/LPMMiddle school students said they felt scared walking home, so community adults stepped in to create the after school watch. -
Jess Clark/LPMThe Jefferson County Board of Education is voting on whether to spend big on a pricey new technology. But some security experts are raising red flags about the company that makes the tech.
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The Kentucky House passed a $39 million measure that includes spending to improve facilities and boost staffing in the state’s troubled juvenile justice system. -
Experts say erasing people’s true identities in public processes, like death records and the United States Census, can harm survivors.
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Dozens of residents and community leaders gathered Tuesday evening to voice concerns and share their ideas for how to reduce violence in Louisville.
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An infant was surrendered to a baby box in Bowling Green recently. It’s the first time that’s happened since Kentucky’s new law allowing the devices in 2021.
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The Kentucky Department for Public Health says it has confirmed one case of measles in the state connected to the Ohio outbreak.
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A man tried to sue a high school librarian for thousands of dollars for keeping the book of personal essays by a Black, nonbinary author on the shelves.
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Jefferson County Public Schools says 10,000 students are not up to date on their measles vaccines, and officials are worried about potential spread from Ohio.
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Neighborhood Nest aims to provide expecting or recent parents and caregivers with essential products for free.
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The district’s comprehensive school survey is open through March 30.
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Two Kentucky school districts and an advocacy group have filed a lawsuit calling the law unconstitutional.
