Topic: Breonna Taylor

Two Louisville detectives connected with the death of Breonna Taylor, who was killed in a police shooting at her apartment last year, have been fired by the local police department Tuesday.

John Fogerty comments on the COVID-19 pandemic, the late George Floyd and more in his new music video for "Weeping in the Promised Land."

The police department in Louisville, Ky., has moved to fire two officers who were involved in the controversial shooting death of Breonna Taylor this year, which has been a catalyst in ongoing protests for police reform.

With 2020 retreating into the rear-view, many may be eager to say "good riddance" to some of the most upsetting stories in this year that began a new decade -- perhaps with a hope that 2021 will bring better fortunes.

The Kentucky Prosecutors Advisory Council has denied a request to appoint a new special prosecutor after the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor.

Louisville, Ky., Mayor Greg Fischer declared racism a public health crisis in the city, citing the police killing of Breonna Taylor, impacts of COVID-19 and longstanding systemic issues such as economic inequality.

Players in National Basketball Association met with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Monday to discuss social and economic injustices and inequalities, the players union said.

Former Louisville, Ky., police detective Brett Hankison was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in April 2018 in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

Louisville Police Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, who was shot during the raid at Breonna Taylor's home on March 13 that left her dead, filed a countersuit against her boyfriend Thursday.

Philadelphia police shot and killed a Black man waving a knife toward them, prompting overnight protests in the city and leaving some 30 officers injured, authorities said Tuesday.