Louisville's recent teenage violence renews push to reopen juvenile jail
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The former city-run facility on Jefferson Street shut down in 2019 because of staffing, safety and budget concerns.
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Police arrested two teenagers this month for a shootout near a Louisville school bus stop, a dangerous scene that highlighted the city's youth violence epidemic and renewed a push to reopen Louisville's juvenile justice center.
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