Today, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) concluded its years long investigation of the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD), finding that there is reasonable cause to believe that the LMPD has routinely violated the constitutional rights of residents of Louisville, Kentucky. 

The Kentucky Supreme Court once again denied our request to block two abortion bans that first went into effect on August 1. As a result, abortion remains banned in the state.

We're asking a federal appeals court to uphold Louisville’s LGBTQ anti-discrimination protections after a lower court allowed a photographer to discriminate based on sexual orientation.

When Kentucky voters rejected Amendment 2, they left the legal path open to restore abortion access. We'll be at the Supreme Court continuing the fight.

Victory: The people of Kentucky have spoken, and their answer is no – no to extremist politicians banning abortion and making private medical decisions on their behalf.

We sued the Kentucky Department of Corrections for violating the rights of incarcerated people by copying and reading their confidential legal mail.

The Kentucky Supreme Court has allowed two abortion bans to remain in effect. Abortion remain illegal in Kentucky at all stages of pregnancy.

The US Department of Justice has charged four officers involved in Breonna Taylor's murder for violating her civil rights. The entire department remains under federal investigation.