Five years after Breonna Taylor's death, The Courier Journal looks at how efforts to ban no-knock warrants unfolded and the situation today.

To mark five years since Breonna Taylor since was killed, The Courier Journal sought to reflect on how she lived.

During the Breonna Taylor protests on May 31, 2020, a man was kneeling with his hands in the air when then LMPD Officer Cory ...

Martin Chester was kneeling and surrendering when former officer Cory Evans struck him with his police baton during the ...

Trayvon Martin was murdered 13 years ago at just 17-years-old. Thirteen years later, his death has sparked change throughout ...

In some ways, COVID shrank the distance between musicians and listeners. But then it threw nearly everything about the ...

The artist was a fixture in the neighborhood for more than a decade, known for her risqué paintings — "the embodiment of this extremely important, extremely central Chicago archetypical artist," one ...

Prominent supporters of President Trump — led by podcaster Ben Shapiro — are fueling a major push to pardon Derek Chauvin, ...

The same threat that exists for Black men when law enforcement is called exists for Black women—but it is often dismissed.

Her 9-minute video of George Floyd’s murder became undeniable proof, fueling a global movement and reinforcing the power of citizen journalism ...

by Kevin Evers Less than two decades since making her debut recording, Taylor Swift has conquered the music industry. She has released 11 original studio albums, and the combined sales and streams ...

The artist Amy Sherald is known for her stirring portraits of First Lady Michelle Obama and Breonna Taylor, and often uses ...