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Louisville changes immigrant detention policies after pressure from Trump administration
Kentucky’s largest city is changing a detention policy for immigrants following pressure from the Trump administration. During a Tuesday press conference, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city will reinstate a 48-hour hold for “inmates who are arrested for crimes,
Greenberg said Metro Corrections will join the rest of Kentucky and return to the pre-2017 practice of giving federal ...
President Donald Trump has approved federal public assistance for the April flooding and May tornadoes that struck Kentucky.
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city wasn't holding incarcerated people in custody at the jail for up to 48 hours ...
Volunteers packed backpacks with essential items like toothbrushes, shampoo, and soap, simple necessities on Tuesday.
Meteorologists expect parts of Kentucky to endure a stretch of days with high temperatures and dew points starting July 23.
Another officer, Bryson Bell, was suspended in January for 15 days for performing a full body strip search during a traffic ...
Kentucky basketball lost out on Jason Crowe Jr., who committed to Missouri, but coach Mark Pope remains in the mix for No. 1 ...
What it means to live the “American dream” of course varies between individuals, but in its analysis, GoBankingRates followed ...
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