The awards will be presented at the annual Keepers of the Dream event on Sunday, Jan. 18, 2026, at The Kentucky Center.
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“It is clear that (Myles Cosgrove) knew the flashing lights he witnessed in Ms. Taylor’s apartment were coming from gunfire; however, substantiated evidence supported the determination that (Cosgrove) was not clear on who he was firing at and whether there were multiple people in the line of fire,” according to the ruling.
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Officer Jeremy Livers filed the lawsuit this week saying he was passed over for promotions because of his gender.
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It is an annual mission that always happens the day before Thanksgiving.
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Louisville's incoming mayor will soon begin the search for the city's next police chief, following the announcement that Chief Erika Shields would be resigning at the end of Mayor Greg Fischer's term.
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Court records show the EPO was dismissed on June 16.
The woman alleges Rondo "became enraged" last week and threatened her life.
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“Untruthfulness is a big deal,” Former LMPD interim chief Yvette Gentry told Louisville’s Police Merit Board. “There are certain policy violations you don’t get a second chance to come back from.”
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A fired LMPD detective hopes to clear his name and return to his job, but the department that fired him argues his actions personify "the very definition of untruthfulness."
The Kentucky Law Enforcement Council will soon begin an investigation into former officers Brett Hankison, Myles Cosgrove and Joshua Jaynes.