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Louisville church preaches prevention after teen killed in shooting nearby (opens the original)
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A teenager was killed late Tuesday in a shooting steps from Greater Salem Baptist Church on Chestnut Street, leaving church leaders grieving and searching for ways to protect young people. “It’s heartbreaking. It’s heart-wrenching,” youth minister Kevin Nelson said. Police said the victim was 14 or 15 years old. Two 14-year-olds and a 15-year-old were arrested after the shooting on weapons and fleeing charges. It was the second deadly shooting on the block in about a year and a half. Rev. Virgil
'Hayden had a love for people': Community honors Kentucky trooper killed during traffic stop (opens the original)
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A procession of law enforcement vehicles escorted the body of Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips to Glasgow on Tuesday, one day after he was shot and killed during a traffic stop. Phillips, 28, previously served with the Glasgow Police Department before joining Kentucky State Police. Those who knew him described a dedicated officer who cared deeply about his community. “To be a first responder, you have to have a love for people, and Hayden had a love for people,” Glasgow Police Chief
'A new record': Southern Indiana food pantries seeing surge in demand (opens the original)
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Food pantries across southern Indiana are reporting a surge in demand, with families and individuals seeking help as economic challenges grow. "It's usually 750, 800 families a month," said Hope Liebert from Hope Southern Indiana in New Albany. This figure is double what it was at the same time last year, and the Center for Lay Ministries in Jeffersonville has also seen a significant increase in need. "This year, we have seen a thousand more clients coming in for food than we saw last year at th
Parents question murder charge against Louisville mother in son’s 2024 death (opens the original)
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More than two years after 18-month-old Ja’Mari Dotson-Abell died, his mother has been indicted on a murder charge. His parents say his medical history raises questions about the case. Prosecutors allege Erin McGinty wantonly caused her son’s death under circumstances showing extreme indifference to human life. In a jail phone call with WLKY, McGinty denied refusing to give Ja’Mari medication. “No, I was in the process of weaning him off due to the way my son was acting,” she said. His parents to
Family seeking answers after man killed in hit-and-run at Valley Station cemetery (opens the original)
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The family of Carl “Mikey” Kinley is searching for answers after he was hit and killed while inside a large cardboard box at Bethany Cemetery. Police said Kinley walked into the cemetery before a vehicle hit the box. Investigators said the driver left without calling for help. Two people now face charges in connection with Kinley’s death. Brad Brinkley has been indicted on charges including reckless homicide. Cemetery groundskeeper Thomas Litsey is charged with complicity to tampering with physi
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