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Jacob Munoz

Jacob Munoz

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Associate Producer, Louisville Public Media

Louisville

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Total articles 554

  • Local groups look to help Kentuckians get criminal records cleared

    By Jacob Munoz Verified| WKMS-FM (Murray, KY) Verified Americans with criminal convictions can struggle to reintegrate with their communities even many years after serving their sentences. Background checks make finding a job or housing much more challenging. However, expungement offers a way out. In Kentucky, residents convicted of most misdemeanors and class D felonies can get their records cleared if they’ve served their full sentence and go another five years without being convicted of another crime.

    By Jacob Munoz Verified · WKMS-FM (Murray, KY)

    Jan. 07, 2025

  • State funding for problem gambling opens, as sports betting in Kentucky roars on

    By Jacob Munoz Verified| Louisville Public Media Verified When Kentucky lawmakers voted to legalize sports betting in 2023, playing catch-up to surrounding states, they required a small portion of its tax dollars to support a new state fund. The Problem Gambling Assistance Fund is meant to help people and organizations address unhealthy gambling behaviors. They can apply for money through the fund to work on new initiatives or build on existing ones.

    By Jacob Munoz Verified · Louisville Public Media

    Jan. 07, 2025

  • Local groups look to help Kentuckians get criminal records cleared

    By Jacob Munoz Verified| WKMS-FM (Murray, KY) Verified Americans with criminal convictions can struggle to reintegrate with their communities even many years after serving their sentences. Background checks make finding a job or housing much more challenging. However, expungement offers a way out. In Kentucky, residents convicted of most misdemeanors and class D felonies can get their records cleared if they’ve served their full sentence and go another five years without being convicted of another crime.

    By Jacob Munoz Verified · WKMS-FM (Murray, KY)

    Jan. 07, 2025

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Louisville Public Media

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

+1 502-814-6500