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Louisville Escapes Major Sanctions in Basketball Bribery Case
An independent panel has placed Louisville men’s basketball on two years of probation and fined it $5,000 following NCAA allegations leveled in the aftermath of a federal investigation of corruption.
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4 Officers Charged With Federal Civil Rights Violations in Killing of Breonna Taylor
The Department of Justice announced Thursday that four police officers involved in the 2020 shooting which killed Breonna Taylor have been charged with federal civil rights violations.
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Feds Charge Four Louisville Officers in Drug Raid That Led to Breonna Taylor's Death
All four have been charged with civil rights violations in the death of the 26-year-old medical worker, who was shot to death by officers executing a search warrant.
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Aliyah Boston Leads South Carolina Over Louisville 72-59 to Advance to the National Championship
South Carolina will look to win the program’s second national title on Sunday when they face the winner of UConn and Stanford.
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What to Watch in the Women's Final Four
The women’s Final Four is a stacked slate, with UConn making their 14th straight Final Four appearance and Stanford looking to defend their title.
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Ex-Cop Found Not Guilty in Shooting During Breonna Taylor Raid
A Kentucky jury reached the verdict Thursday.
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Fired Cop Says He Did Nothing Wrong in Breonna Taylor Raid
Former Louisville detective Brett Hankison has testified that he did nothing wrong during the botched narcotics raid that left Breonna Taylor dead.
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Council Candidate Accused of Trying to Kill Would-Be Mayor
A candidate for the metro council in Louisville, Kentucky, stands accused of trying to kill a candidate for mayor
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This 26-Year-Old Doubled His Income by Switching to Computer Science—and Using a Key Negotiating Trick
Plus, why he thinks sharing pay details should be ‘like talking about the weather.’
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From $70,000 to $120,000: Here's How Much 3 Software Engineers Earn Around the U.S.
In Paycheck to Paycheck, workers with the same job across the U.S. share how much they earn, how they got to their salary and their best negotiating tips.
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Travel Prices and Crowds Are Surging — But Not at These U.S. Destinations
With American vacationers congregating in many of the same destinations, some travel spots — even well-known ones — have fewer people than usual.
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Watch: Elementary Student Delivers on National Anthem Performance
Nine-year-old D’Corey Johnson shared his rendition of the national anthem with his classmates Bates Elementary in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Officers Connected to Taylor's Death Could Face Dismissal
Louisville police have taken steps that could result in the firing of two officers connected to Breonna Taylor’s death.
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Former Officer Involved in Taylor Shooting Sued Over Sexual Assault Allegation
A woman has accused former Louisville, Kentucky, police Officer Brett Hankison, who was charged in the Breonna Taylor case, of sexually assaulting her.
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Breonna Taylor Grand Jurors Say Police Actions Were ‘Negligent' and ‘Criminal'
A Kentucky man who served on the Breonna Taylor grand jury said he felt police actions on the night of her death were “criminal” but grand jurors were not given the chance to explore charges related to her shooting death by officers.
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Louisville Officer in Raid Says Breonna Taylor ‘Didn't Deserve to Die'
A Louisville police officer who shot Breonna Taylor after he was wounded by her boyfriend’s gunshot says she “didn’t deserve to die.”
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Police Gathered Negative Info on Breonna Taylor's Boyfriend After Shooting
Newly released documents from the internal investigation by Louisville, Kentucky, police of the shooting death of Breonna Taylor show that even after protests erupted nationwide and the case had been turned over to a special prosecutor, the police department was actively gathering negative information about Taylor’s boyfriend, NBC News reports.
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Police Release Details of Breonna Taylor Investigation
Louisville police have released details of the investigation into the shooting death of Breonna Taylor
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Grand Jury Audio Details Raid That Killed Breonna Taylor
In grand jury testimony, officers said police who shot Breonna Taylor announced themselves as law enforcement before entering her apartment. Hours of material in the grand jury proceedings for Breonna Taylor’s fatal shooting by police were made public Friday. The release was rare since such material is normally kept secret.
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Breonna Taylor Family Calls for Release of Grand Jury Transcripts While Louisville Prepares for Weekend Protests
After a night of largely peaceful protests Thursday, Breonna Taylor’s family speaks publicly for the first time since the grand jury announced its findings in Taylor’s case Wednesday.