‘There’s not a lot of community presence’: Youth mentors talk about solutions to violence
Over the last three years, the number of shooting victims age 18-24 has gone down 50%. The number of shootings victims under 18 has stayed about the same.
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Judge Medlock cancels possible contempt of court hearing scheduled for Misty Noel
The judge said further review of whether or not Misty violated her plea agreement would be a burden on taxpayers. He said both sides want her agreement to remain.
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Gas company was found not liable for 2019 Jeffersonville home explosion
State regulators and the gas company found the leak occurred “past the meter” and was caused by removing a gas cap during home renovations.
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Her son died in Louisville’s jail. A report said staff could have saved him. Now, she wants accountability
It’s possible Richard Graham brought drugs into jail himself. However, his mother feels the jail had several chances to stop the drugs or notice him overdosing.
Family files wrongful death lawsuit for man who died in Louisville jail
An internal investigation revealed officers missed two opportunities to potentially save Richard Graham’s life.
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Louisville crews fill giant pothole after WHAS11 questions why it’s taken years to fix
For years, no one knew who was responsible to fix the pothole on Bishop Lane.
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FOCUS | Crash reports reveal causes of semi crashes on I-65 in downtown Louisville
Robert Kluger, a Civil Engineering professor at the University of Louisville, says not to draw too many conclusions from the last two months of crashes.
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Judge considers tossing Misty Noel’s plea deal due to comments she made in TV interview
In an order filed Monday, Judge Larry Medlock said Misty provided false testimony in his court and “professed to maintain her innocence” to another media outlet.
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‘I wanted to make a difference’: Louisville jail works to address staff shortage
A jail spokesperson says the department is currently 68 sworn officers short. The starting pay is 24.44 an hour. Most officers have to work 16 hours of OT per week.
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‘Maybe they could have saved his life.’ | FOCUS investigates in-custody deaths at Louisville jail
In-custody deaths have declined inside the Louisville jail since 2022. Still, one mom feels officers missed multiple chances to save her son.
Hoosier homeowners appeal their property values on deadline day, looking for relief
The Indiana Department of Local Government Finance says property values are being driven by a rebound in the real estate market and “new cost tables.”
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Southern Indiana commissioners switch bid to Corydon company after INDOT intervenes
A county commissioner called the May 6 vote “gangster government” because he felt Temple & Temple intimidated the commissioners to award the grant.
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Number of tornadoes increasing in Kentucky; Experts cite climate change, better tech
According to NOAA, Kentucky averaged 28 tornadoes per year from 2000 to 2024. In 2024, the state had 57 tornadoes. We’ve had 44 in 2025 as of May 23.
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Southern Indiana commissioner says construction company intimidated board into awarding contract
The Washington County Commissioners voted 2-1 on May 6 to give a local company a construction bid despite them being the higher bid.
Residents still have concerns at downtown apartment building as improvements being made
In March, FOCUS found the building had been fined over 12 times in the last 12 months for roaches, overflowing trash, broken sinks and more.
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