The mural, "Twan's Gift," was commissioned through the city's Board of Public Art.
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The family of the west Louisville restaurant owner killed by a National Guard member honored him on Thursday.
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Steve Conrad, who ran the Louisville Metro Police Department from 2012 to 2020, recently gave a deposition in a lawsuit.
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The wrongful death lawsuit, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court in September 2020, claimed the 53-year-old barbecue chef committed no crime before he was killed on June 1, 2020.
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Katie Crews could have been sentenced to a year behind bars for shooting pepper balls at McAtee's niece, Machelle McAtee, on June 1, 2020, striking her once in the shoulder, as the woman was standing on private property and not a threat to officers.
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While attorneys for McAtee’s family say Katie Crews initiated the sequence of events leading to David McAtee’s death, federal prosecutors asked for a sentence of no incarnation arguing, in part, Crews was fairly new on the force and “clearly could not have foreseen the tragic outcome of her actions in this case.”
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A historical marker remembering Breonna Taylor, David McAtee and Tyler Gerth was placed at Jefferson Square Park in downtown Louisville on Wednesday.
The scholarships are named after Chef David McAtee, a chef who was killed by the National Guard in Louisville in 2020.
McAtee, a Louisville business owner, was shot and killed by the Kentucky National Guard during the first weekend of unrest in the city when protests erupted after the police killing of Breonna Taylor.
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The West Broadway convenience store that ended up in the heart of Louisville protests a couple of years ago is fighting back.