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The attorney for the woman who died while employees from Louisville Solid Waste Management were performing a routine alley cleanup identified her Tuesday.
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After the hearing, Assisting County Attorney Erin White said, “after our review of the evidence in that case, we decided that was the best decision, the just decision.”
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Unlawful camping citations will be heard in Jefferson District Court’s “Unlawful Camping,” docket, which will be held every month to help those charged meet up with service agencies to them get back on their feet instead of going to jail.
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“This court should dismiss the case against (the woman) and rule that citing an unhoused person simply because they needed to sit down during early labor is cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment.”
Nearly 1,600 people are living on the street in Louisville.
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House Bill 5, known as the “Safer Kentucky Act," was given final passage by the House, passing on a 75-23 vote after a tense floor debate.
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Firefighters had to deal with brutal cold to fight the fire.
Congressman Morgan McGarvey read the names of the 46 unhoused who lost their lives, including most recently a man who died after starting a fire in his tent.
You can drop off donations at the West Chestnut Street Baptist Church at 1725 West Chestnut Street on Thursday, Nov. 30 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday, Dec. 1 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Trace Chesser, president and CEO of USA Cares and also a veteran, said the $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Labor will fund a reintegration program that puts veterans to work and gives them somewhere to live.