After weeks of open records requests and back-and-forth emails, JCPS released documents showing more than 50 settlements approved by the board since 2024. Read moreJCPS paid nearly $20 million to settle bus crash lawsuits since 2024 as its insurance rates rise

Using district data obtained through an open records request, WDRB Investigates compiled a JCPS salary database. Read moreSearch the latest JCPS salary database as some high-earning jobs are being cut

Data shows Jefferson County Public Schools police officers have made hundreds of arrests as the district's police department has grown and expanded its presence in schools. Read moreJCPS records show hundreds of arrests by district's police force in recent years

What was supposed to be a 30th anniversary river cruise through Europe ended with a Louisville-area couple losing more than $10,000 to an airline imposter scam despite… Read moreSt. Matthews couple loses $10K in airline imposter scam before anniversary trip to Europe

Kentucky's unemployment system, which relies on computer software dating back to the 1970s, struggled to handle the surge in claims during the pandemic. Read moreAfter pandemic aid, Kentucky tells thousands of workers to pay back more than $31 million

A court ruled the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet violated the state's open records laws by withholding documents tied to an investigation into immigrants illegally ob… Read moreCourt orders Kentucky to release records in driver’s license fraud investigation

Real guns, fake guns and knives have all been confiscated at Jefferson County Public Schools this year, raising concerns among parents about student safety. Read moreNew database shows hundreds of weapons seized at Louisville schools in the last year

Earlier this month, 70 kilos of methamphetamine headed from a Mexican drug broker to Louisville. was intercepted by federal agents. Read moreLMPD, federal agents intercept 70 kilos of meth from cartel headed for Louisville

Records show a Louisville man was locked up for months on charges stemming from a violent crime he didn't commit because he shared the same name as the suspect, a mist… Read moreLouisville police arrested wrong man for violent crime, jailed him for months

A detour route for major highway work next year is peppered with seven overpasses in 'poor' condition – four of which are set for their own repairs and even replacemen… Read moreLouisville’s 2-month I-65 closure will send traffic over 'poor' overpasses set for repairs

Federal investigators say nearly all of the drugs making their way into Kentucky are tied to powerful Mexican cartels. Read moreDEA says 95% of drugs in the Louisville area are linked to Mexican cartels