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‘Our Kentucky laws would make me a criminal if I sought to implement, as mayor, more initiatives to reduce the amount of gun violence,’ Craig Greenberg says

Under Kentucky law, the gun used in the downtown Louisville mass shooting on Monday would eventually be auctioned off to the public by Kentucky State Police.

The family of the Louisville gunman who opened fire on Old National Bank and killed five people has released a statement about the shooting, according to reports from multiple media outlets in Louisville.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says an interfaith vigil is being held Wednesday in downtown Louisville to remember victims of a mass shooting at a bank

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In 2018, the day after the Parkland school shooting, state Representative Chris Harris stood up in the House of Representatives and said, “Enough.” He left the General Assembly two years later and called Monday’s mass shooting in Louisville a tragedy.

Five bank executives were shot dead by a disgruntled employee at Old National Bank in Louisville on Monday morning. Graig Graziosi and Rachel Sharp reveal what we know so far about the shooting

Connor Sturgeon, 25, was an employee at Old National Bank in downtown, Louisville. On Monday, he killed five coworkers in a horror attack. Rachel Sharp, Megan Sheets and Graig Graziosi report

Innocent people are dead, shot by a young man with a potent firearm, who died after an exchange of gunfire with police. Do you know what we’re referencing? By the date, you might know it’s those killed Monday by a 23-year-old bank employee in Louisville, but otherwise it could be…

Five victims killed were all executives at Old National Bank in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. Alisha Rahaman Sarkar and Rachel Sharp report

Connor Sturgeon’s family say he struggled with mental health but that there were no warning signs to suggest what he would go on to do