Stephanie Kuzydym

Louisville Courier Journal Kentucky law requires anyone to report child abuse, even if it's just suspected. That report can be done either orally or written.

Louisville Courier Journal PRESTONSBURG, Ky. — Bacon cooking in the microwave? Mary Prater wanted to smash the sizzling plate. A Sprite with a slice of lemon? Instant fury.

Louisville Courier Journal On July 31, 2023, Clarence "Mo" Moore pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing a girls basketball player he coached.

Louisville Courier Journal PADUCAH, Ky. — John Parks sat in silence at his stepfather's house, considering the path that led him to this point.

Louisville Courier Journal Tad Thomas placed an annotated copy of Kentucky's child sexual abuse law on the podium and looked up at the justices of the state Supreme Court.

Louisville Courier Journal The family of a victim alleging sexual abuse by a Kentucky school coach sat in the second row of Jefferson Circuit

The federal horse racing agency sent Churchill Downs a nearly $2 million bill and threatened to shut down its iconic track. CDI filed suit this week.

Moore, who pleaded guilty to 11 felony charges, will be sentenced in January.

After two South Hite Street homeowners adopted the light display, more and more neighbors decided to join in.

Ever wonder about those giant photos on Louisville buildings? Here's how they are selected.