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Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Monday that the Department of Justice will open a probe into policing in Louisville, Kentucky, following the March 2020 shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

Randal Clark was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the March 17 assault of a nine-year-old girl.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer (D) announced Tuesday that he has issued an executive order declaring racism a “public health crisis” in Kentucky’s largest city.

A young hospital patient looked confused Friday morning and then cracked a smile once she realized that her friends planned a special surprise outside her hospital window.

A 12-year-old boy received a warm welcome home from his neighbors after spending nearly a year in a Cincinnati hospital fighting a rare blood disease.

A Kentucky Democrat lawmaker who sponsored Breonna’s Law was out protesting on Friday night just one day after her arrest on felony rioting charges in Louisville.

Cell phone video shows protesters in Louisville, Kentucky, pressuring an armed business owner to voice support for Black Lives Matter on Friday.

Louisville, Kentucky, police clashed with hundreds of protesters, some armed, participating in a “peaceful” gathering deemed unlawful by authorities.

State Rep. Attica Scott was reportedly arrested Thursday night in Louisville during protests following Wednesday’s announcement that no officers would be charged directly for Breonna Taylor’s death.

A man protesting the death of Breonna Taylor spat on police and got into a struggle with officers trying to arrest him, according to live police video footage of the protests in Louisville Thursday night.

A police officer in Louisville, KY, showed up for roll call on Thursday, less than 24 hours after being shot the previous night during an evening of protests and riots.

A large group in Louisville, Kentucky, reportedly used a church as a “safe space” Thursday night during the ongoing Breonna Taylor protests.

A rioter threw a flare into a library in Louisville on Thursday evening — just the latest attack on a library during months of Black Lives Matter riots.

Protesters descended on Louisville, Kentucky, for the second night Thursday after it was announced Wednesday that no police officers would be charged directly for Breonna Taylor’s death.

Twenty-six-year-old Larynzo Johnson has been identified as the gunman who allegedly shot two Louisville police officers Wednesday night during Breonna Taylor protests.

Hollywood actor and Kentucky native George Clooney lashed out at the grand jury over its decision to not bring murder charges against the police officers involved in the Breonna Taylor case, telling the Hollywood Reporter that he is “ashamed” of the decision.

Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” host Tucker Carlson slammed the media for its reaction to the Breonna Taylor grand jury findings.

A tweet encouraging arson in Louisville, Kentucky, posted a day before violent riots once again broke out across multiple American cities including Louisville, did not violate the Twitter rules, according to a spokeswoman for the tech company.

Violent rioters set fire to the police headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, Wednesday night amid nationwide unrest following a Kentucky grand jury decision to not charge police officers in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

Amid several violent Black Lives Matter protests on Wednesday, Democrat vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (CA) seemingly encouraged the activists to continue their demonstrations.

Wednesday on the news that two police officers were shot as protests were underway in Louisville, KY resulting from the announcement of the Breonna Taylor grand jury investigation findings, conservative talk Mark Levin sounded off on what could be Americans’ attitudes about the unrest.

The Louisville Metro Police Department will host a live press conference Wednesday in response to two police officers being shot during protests.

The Louisville police said that the injuries were “non-life-threatening” and that the department would not release the names of the officers.

Protesters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, marched down a highway and blocked traffic on Wednesday night following the announcement of no murder charges against Louisville officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

Black Lives Matter protests broke out across Louisville on Thursday after a Kentucky grand jury did not bring murder charges against the officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

Rioters in Louisville attacked police officers by throwing projectiles at them and even knocked one of them to the ground, as the officers tried to extinguish fires in the city.

On Wednesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) criticized Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) by stating that “I’ve been calling for weeks for the National Guard to be out” to keep the peace in the wake

Two Louisville Metro Police Department officers were shot Wednesday evening in downtown Louisville amid protests after a Kentucky grand jury did not bring murder charges against any of the officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

Protesters rushed to the streets of Louisville, Kentucky, following a grand jury issuing no murder charges in Breonna Taylor’s death, shouting, “burn it down!” following the news.

A protester told Louisville police officers they should “get ready to fucking die” after a Kentucky grand jury chose not to bring murder charges against officers involved in the raid which killed Breonna Taylor.

Protesters took to the streets of Louisville Wednesday after a Kentucky grand jury did not bring murder charges against any of the officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky grand jury on Wednesday indicted a single police officer for shooting into neighboring apartments but did not move forward with charges against any officers for their role in Breonna Taylor’s death.

The city of Louisville, Kentucky, has agreed to pay millions of dollars to the family of Breonna Taylor.

Barclay Tagg, trainer of upcoming Kentucky Derby favorite Tiz the Law, reacted to news that rioters plan to crash the race by noting that “you’re not allowed to shoot them, and they’re allowed to shoot you.”

Black Lives Matter protesters issued “social justice” and “black liberation” demands regarding “diversity” to a restaurant owner in Louisville, KY, including a directive for “donations” to organizations run by non-whites.

Eighty-seven protesters were arrested and charged with a felony after gathering on the front lawn of Kentucky’s attorney general to demand justice for Breonna Taylor.