Monday evening, organizers and advocates gathered for a program hosted by the League of Women Voters to discuss strategies for addressing the issue.
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Earlier this year, state lawmakers passed a new bill to promote student attendance during this year's General Assembly.
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Police "knew as early as 2016 and did nothing" an attorney for two of the women said during a hearing last week.
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After a recent opinion by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, some council members believe the city might be able to regulate “aesthetics-related” concerns, like height, design and location of antennas and poles.
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Preliminary police data provide a glimpse into how upheavals amid COVID-19 and social unrest have affected neighborhood safety and policing alike.
The plaintiffs seek to have the use of “crowd control weaponry” banned from being used on peaceful protesters as well as monetary damages.
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Subpoena power would need to be granted on a state level through the Kentucky General Assembly.
Social distancing is a tall order inside the crowded jail. So local and state leaders decided to work together to do as much as possible to prevent what could be a potential disaster if the novel coronavirus started to spread quickly inside the jail.