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'You will not walk this path alone.' KSP Trooper Phillips returns home (opens the original)
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Trooper Phillips was a 30-year-old, three-year KSP veteran, a husband, and the father of three young boys. He was shot and killed Monday during a traffic stop. The Kentucky State Police Foundation is now accepting donations to help his family. The foundation says all donations made to the Trooper Hayden Phillips Fund will go directly to his family. The money can help cover everyday expenses, including meals, household bills, and other needs as the family moves forward. If you’d like to donate, y
'He was a hero': Condolences pour in for KSP Trooper killed in the line of duty (opens the original)
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Investigators say Phillips was shot during a traffic stop on I-65 in Warren County near Smiths Grove on Monday afternoon and later died from his injuries. The 30-year-old was from Glasgow and joined Kentucky State Police in 2023. Phillips "leaves behind a wife and three young children, along with his fellow troopers, family and friends." KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. said Phillips’ commitment to duty and service to Kentucky will not be forgotten. “His dedication to duty and commitment to
'Meet the Candidates' forum held by Lexington nonprofit leaders (opens the original)
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The Lexington Nonprofit Coalition hosted the event, which featured Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton, her opponent Raquel Carter, and several candidates running for city council seats. Organizers said they wanted to give people a chance to connect directly with the candidates. Gorton and Carter both stressed the importance of government working alongside nonprofits to create the strongest city possible. "Our community can't survive without nonprofits and volunteers who do a lot of the work that gover
'I will be on the ballot': Tyler Murphy reacts to judicial ruling on school boards (opens the original)
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The ruling, issued Tuesday, blocks enforcement of the law, which sought to prohibit school district employees from serving on boards of education in districts with populations of more than 300,000. Murphy and the Kentucky Education Association filed the lawsuit, challenging the legislation's constitutionality and its potential impact on school board members who also work for school districts. The Kentucky General Assembly passed Senate Bill 4 in April after lawmakers overrode Gov. Andy Beshear’s
Fayette County School leaders warn of ‘dangerous activities’ involving toy guns (opens the original)
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School officials say students have been playing the game at schools, in neighborhoods, and even at other students’ workplaces. FCPS says any student caught with an item that looks like a weapon on school property or at a school event could face discipline, including suspension or expulsion. The district is urging students to make safe choices and report concerns to a trusted adult. Letter to parents and guardians from FCPS Principals: Maintaining an open line of communication with our families i
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