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When Louisville basketball signed London Johnson, it didn't just land a transfer. It landed a new category.
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Monday, the request was denied over a procedural error.
Louisville attorney Teddy Gordon filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school district in June on behalf of two JCPS families, claiming the bus plan for the upcoming school year violates their civil rights.
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita asked a judge to issue an injunction and file a restraining order as part of the state's civil suit against Noel to recover millions of dollars in public money the former sheriff allegedly misused.
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On Friday morning, Jefferson Circuit Judge Mitch Perry granted the injunction, which was requested by the state's two abortion clinics, both of which are in Louisville.
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In fact, attorney David Mour said officers who enforce part of the policy prohibiting protesters from being on public streets would be breaking the law by committing official misconduct, which is a misdemeanor.
A judge ruled against some of Gov. Andy Beshear's COVID-19 executive orders.
A hearing is scheduled next week for owner Tim Stark.
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U.S. District Judge Justin Walker called Fischer's decision "stunning," and "beyond all reason, unconstitutional."