Youth Detention Services May 20, 2019 May 20, 2019 Updated Aug 26, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +2 City's budget crunch creates 'anxiety and fear' inside Youth Detention Services It costs the city more than $9 million to run the facility. +4 Lawmaker wants juvenile offenders to stay in Louisville after detention center closes Metro Government will stop funding youth detention services on December 31 in a belt-tightening move. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Bryce Jones' Monday afternoon forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesPierce Clarkson, former Louisville QB, suspended from UCLA after felony arrestMikel Brown Jr. says Louisville basketball is 'building a beast' — and he’s all in1 dead, 1 injured after hit-and-run crash on Westport Road, Louisville police sayFrom tow lot to treasure, LMPD auctions 170 unclaimed vehicles onlineVigil held for 5-year-old Louisville boy who police say was killed by his fatherDon't Waste Your Money | Auto recalls surge in 2025, leaving many drivers unawareMan killed, another injured in double shooting in Louisville’s Newburg neighborhoodLouisville Metro Arson investigating fatal house fire in Fairdale, leaving 1 deadCRAWFORD | For Kentucky, 'almost' is the worst scenario when it comes to Stoops' future2nd annual Jazz on the Green brings live music, family fun to east Louisville church Videos
+2 City's budget crunch creates 'anxiety and fear' inside Youth Detention Services It costs the city more than $9 million to run the facility.
+4 Lawmaker wants juvenile offenders to stay in Louisville after detention center closes Metro Government will stop funding youth detention services on December 31 in a belt-tightening move.
