Crystal Rogers case: Judge decides on Louisville media’s request for camera in court during trial
Two weeks before Steve Lawson’s trial in Rogers’ death began, the judge banned cameras from being in the courtroom.
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Court adjourns after Day 1 in first trial of Crystal Rogers case; What happened
This blog will be updated throughout the day as Steve Lawson’s trial in the Crystal Rogers case begins.
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Louisville 8th grader competing in 100th Scripps National Spelling Bee
Last year, Zachary Rara tied for 22nd at the national bee.
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Crystal Rogers Case: Get extensive trial coverage on WHAS11
Get daily in-depth trial coverage in the Crystal Rogers case on WHAS11.
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‘Long time with no answers’ | It’s been 12 years since Bardstown officer Jason Ellis was found dead
Bardstown city police officer, Jason Ellis was murdered in an apparent ambush 12 years ago. Since then, there have been few answers pointing to who is responsible.
President Trump approved 6 counties for FEMA assistance, Gov. Beshear says
In total, 19 people have died, with 17 in Laurel County and one in Pulaski County.
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Commission on Public Art Chair steps down over debate on King Louis XVI statue restoration
The statue of King Louis XVI, the city’s namesake, was spray-painted and damaged by protestors during the Breonna Taylor protests in 2020.
Mid City Mall may be redeveloped into 6-story mid-rise, councilman speculates
The remark came at a public listening session on the mall’s future.
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Louisville outlets, including WHAS, ask judge to allow camera in court during trial in Crystal Rogers case
A Nelson County judge ordered no cameras would be allowed in court during Steve Lawson’s trial next week.
Federal judge poised to dismiss police reform agreement after DOJ withdraws
In a virtual hearing Friday, Louisville Federal Judge Benjamin Beaton said he’ll try to issue an order as “quickly as possible.”
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It’s official: JCPS has chosen the district’s next superintendent
Brian Yearwood has been chosen as JCPS’ next superintendent, but negotiations on his contract remain ongoing.
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Countless butterflies were set loose by a tornado at the Saint Louis Zoo. Here’s how staff recaptured them
Zoo staff recounted the fast-paced efforts of numerous zookeepers when the tornado significantly damaged the butterfly wing. See the video here.
Kentucky tornado survivors rely on support from local community and state as governor urges feds for help
The entire community of Laurel County continues to rebuild after an EF-4 tornado tore through the area.
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.
Oldham County residents pushback against multi-billion-dollar data center
Oldham County residents challenge the development, citing concerns about zoning laws, traffic and safety to surrounding homeowners.
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