Faith-based program developing leaders in Louisville to slow gun violence Apr 3, 2023 Apr 3, 2023 Updated Apr 3, 2023 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Last year, more than 30% of Louisville's murder victims were 25 or younger. Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News Indepth Wdrb News Louisville News As featured on +5 Faith-based program developing leaders in Louisville to combat youth violence Last year, more than 30% of Louisville's murder victims were 25 or younger. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Top Story Marc Weinberg's Tuesday evening forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesAfter prison, Misty Jackson opens up about fallout from scandal surrounding ex Jamey Noel2 Elizabethtown firefighters bitten by brown recluse spiders after infestation at stationKentucky State Police investigating 'multiple' school bomb threats around the stateMan convicted in Brice Rhodes triple-murder case appears before Louisville judgeTeachers union split as JCPS scales back $30M in planned contract cuts in tentative dealCRAWFORD | Brotherhood: The moment after the Derby told a lifetime story for Jose and Irad OrtizJudge denies request for restraining order of Louisville police chief in sexual harassment caseBeshear freezes Kentucky gas tax, declares state of emergency amid price concernsMan fatally shot in Louisville's Pleasure Ridge Park neighborhood, police saySignificant I-65 ramps closing in Louisville ahead of 2-month interstate shutdown Videos
+5 Faith-based program developing leaders in Louisville to combat youth violence Last year, more than 30% of Louisville's murder victims were 25 or younger.
