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Parents of Louisville Bank Shooter Apologize to Victims: ‘We Wish We Could Undo It'
TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie asked Todd and Lisa Sturgeon what they would want to say to the families of those their son shot in early April.
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Parents of Louisville Bank Shooter Apologize to Victims: ‘We Wish We Could Undo It'
TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie asked Todd and Lisa Sturgeon what they would want to say to the families of those their son shot in early April.
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Gunman Opens Fire Into Crowd of Hundreds at Louisville Park, Leaving 2 Dead and 4 injured
“Hundreds of people were in the park at the time of the shooting, when someone started shooting into the crowd, hitting at least six people,” Louisville Metro Police Department Deputy Chief Paul Humphrey said.
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Funeral Services Set for Most Victims Killed in Louisville Bank Mass Shooting
Funeral arrangements were disclosed Thursday for most of the five bank employees killed this week in Louisville, Kentucky, as the city continues to grieve the victims of one of the latest U.S. mass shootings.
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Louisville Police Release Bodycam Footage From Bank Shooting
Bodycam footage from the Louisville Metro Police Department shows what took place at Old National Bank once officers arrived. The footage was edited and blurred by LMPD.
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WATCH: Louisville Doctor Makes Emotional Plea to ‘Do Something' on Gun Violence
Dr. Jason Smith, chief medical officer at University of Louisville Health, made an emotional plea to lawmakers to do something about gun violence after his hospital treated nine victims of the country’s latest mass shooting.
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Five Killed, Eight Injured in Louisville Bank Shooting
Tributes were growing Monday for the five people slain in a shooting at a Louisville bank, with friends sharing details of their lives and mourners gathering at vigils.
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WH Press Secretary: ‘Too Many Americans Are Paying With Their Lives'
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre commented on the mass shooting in Louisville on Monday.
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10 Barges, Including One Carrying Methanol, Break Free From Tug Boat on the Ohio River
Three barges, including one transporting about 1,400 tons of methanol, were pinned against a dam on the Ohio River in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday, officials said.
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Feds Find Louisville Police Discriminate Against Black People, Use Invalid Warrants
The investigation began after the killing of Breonna Taylor during the service of a so-called “no knock warrant.”
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Louisville Escapes Major Sanctions in Basketball Bribery Case
An independent panel has placed Louisville men’s basketball on two years of probation and fined it $5,000 following NCAA allegations leveled in the aftermath of a federal investigation of corruption.
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4 Officers Charged With Federal Civil Rights Violations in Killing of Breonna Taylor
The Department of Justice announced Thursday that four police officers involved in the 2020 shooting which killed Breonna Taylor have been charged with federal civil rights violations.
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Feds Charge Four Louisville Officers in Drug Raid That Led to Breonna Taylor's Death
All four have been charged with civil rights violations in the death of the 26-year-old medical worker, who was shot to death by officers executing a search warrant.
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Aliyah Boston Leads South Carolina Over Louisville 72-59 to Advance to the National Championship
South Carolina will look to win the program’s second national title on Sunday when they face the winner of UConn and Stanford.
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What to Watch in the Women's Final Four
The women’s Final Four is a stacked slate, with UConn making their 14th straight Final Four appearance and Stanford looking to defend their title.
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Ex-Cop Found Not Guilty in Shooting During Breonna Taylor Raid
A Kentucky jury reached the verdict Thursday.
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Fired Cop Says He Did Nothing Wrong in Breonna Taylor Raid
Former Louisville detective Brett Hankison has testified that he did nothing wrong during the botched narcotics raid that left Breonna Taylor dead.
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Council Candidate Accused of Trying to Kill Would-Be Mayor
A candidate for the metro council in Louisville, Kentucky, stands accused of trying to kill a candidate for mayor
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In Wake of Deadly Tornadoes, 100 Cats From Kentucky Animal Shelter Arrive in Mass.
One hundred cats arrived in Massachusetts on Wednesday, hoping to find their forever homes in the Bay State as Kentucky shelters seek to clear room for other animals in the wake of deadly tornadoes that blew through parts of the South and Midwest last weekend. The cats were taken from the Kentucky Humane Society in Louisville, loaded onto a charter…