Police Shouldn't Have Opened Fire in Breonna Taylor's Home: Report

Police Shouldn't Have Opened Fire in Breonna Taylor's Home: Report

An internal investigation found that police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor should not have fired their guns.
DOJ to Probe Louisville Police After Breonna Taylor's Death

DOJ to Probe Louisville Police After Breonna Taylor's Death

By Mary Anne Webber
A Justice Department investigation is waiting for the Louisville Police after Breonna Taylor was killed in her own apartment when they served a "no-knock" warrant. The announcement came after DOJ said it will investigate Minneapolis Police Department.
West Coast Cities Show Outrage on Breonna Taylor’s Death Anniversary

Breonna Taylor's Death Anniversary: Outrage Sparks in West Coast Cities

By Mary Anne Webber
Police and protesters clashed as major West Coast cities triggered a violent protest on Breonna Taylor's death anniversary.
Courier-Journal and ABC News Debuted Breonna Taylor Documentary

Breonna Taylor Documentary Debuts on Courier-Journal and ABC News

By Mary Anne R.
Breonna Taylor's life and deaths was shown in public through a recently released documentary by The Courier-Journal and ABC News.
Large Mural Of Breonna Taylor Painted In Historically Black Maryland Neighborhood

Breonna Taylor's Boyfriend Claims He's 'Sure' Police Didn't Identify Themselves

By Tiziana Celine
Kenneth Walker, Breonna Taylor's boyfriend, speaks about the fatal police shooting and narrated what happened that night.
Breonna Taylor case: Hankinson pleads not guilty

Former Detective Brett Hankison Pleads Not Guilty in Breonna Taylor Case

By Mary Anne R.
Former Louisville Metro Police detective Brett Hankinson, accused in the Breonna Taylor case, has pleaded not guilty at a court hearing on Monday.
Kentucky Rep. Attica Scott Arrested, Charged With Rioting

Kentucky Rep. Attica Scott Arrested, Charged With Rioting

By M.G. Alison.
"Frivolous and trumped up!" This is how Kentucky Representative Attica Scott described the charges that were filed against her.
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