City officials in Louisville, Kentucky, have agreed to comply with the Trump administration s 48-hour immigration detainer requests, thereby enabling the town to be removed from President Donald ...

Two men have been indicted on charges in relation to the death of a man found wrapped in duct tape ...

A major American city is changing its sanctuary policy amid escalating pressure from the Trump administration. Louisville will begin complying ...

Louisville corrections officers will start honoring immigration detainers, or requests to hold inmates for up to 48 hours until federal officers arrive to take custody of them, Louisville Mayor Craig ...

Mayor Craig Greenberg said he made the decision after speaking with local immigrant leaders, who expressed concern about the ...

While longtime Louisville activists Mattie Jones and Rhonda Mathies believe Hankison’s conviction and prison term, though ...

The project begins with converting one-way streets, including Muhammad Ali Boulevard and Chestnut Street/River Park Drive ...

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city wasn't holding incarcerated people in custody at the jail for up to 48 hours ...

Leaders in Louisville, Kentucky announced Tuesday that the city will no longer be considered a sanctuary city after changes to its jail policy.

Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Louisville will comply with federal immigration guidelines and U.S. attorney general Pam ...

Greenberg said Metro Corrections will join the rest of Kentucky and return to the pre-2017 practice of giving federal ...