A generation ago there were very few white-tailed deer in Kentucky’s Bluegrass Region. Today, deer populations in some counties in the region are higher than management objectives, despite a gradual lengthening of hunting seasons and liberalizations of bag limits through the decades. Today, the state is divided into four deer management zones. Each county is […]
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Elvis Tickets, False Teeth Among Items Kentucky Treasurer Hopes to Return to Owners
Is the ghost of Elvis hanging out in Frankfort? No, not exactly. But the concert scheduled one week after The King’s death haunts a vault in the state treasurer’s office. A pair of tickets to the August 23, 1977 show is among some of the items stored there after being taken from unclaimed safe deposit […]
Elvis Tickets, False Teeth Among Items Kentucky Treasurer Hopes to Return to Owners
Is the ghost of Elvis hanging out in Frankfort? No, not exactly. But the concert scheduled one week after The King’s death haunts a vault in the state treasurer’s office. A pair of tickets to the August 23, 1977 show is among some of the items stored there after being taken from unclaimed safe deposit […]
To Fight Copper Thefts from Highway Lights, Kentucky Police & Transportation Cabinet Team Up
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and Kentucky State Police (KSP) are joining forces and offering a reward to attack a crime that is costing Kentucky taxpayers millions of dollars – theft of copper wire from highway lighting systems. One such theft occurred on I-471 in Campbell County. “The crime of copper wire theft from lights […]
To Fight Copper Thefts from Highway Lights, Kentucky Police & Transportation Cabinet Team Up
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and Kentucky State Police (KSP) are joining forces and offering a reward to attack a crime that is costing Kentucky taxpayers millions of dollars – theft of copper wire from highway lighting systems. One such theft occurred on I-471 in Campbell County. “The crime of copper wire theft from lights […]
State Lawmakers Urged to Boost 911 Funding
Local government officials across the state plan to ask the 2015 General Assembly to increase the wireless fee for enhanced 911 service as more and more Kentuckians move from wireline to wireless phones. Local governments say they want state lawmakers to pass legislation during the upcoming regular legislative session that either raises the statewide Commercial […]
State Lawmakers Urged to Boost 911 Funding
Local government officials across the state plan to ask the 2015 General Assembly to increase the wireless fee for enhanced 911 service as more and more Kentuckians move from wireline to wireless phones. Local governments say they want state lawmakers to pass legislation during the upcoming regular legislative session that either raises the statewide Commercial […]
Kentucky’s Food, Farming Economy Needs Entrepreneurship, Too
Kentucky has a fascinating heritage when it comes to public unity. Everyone knows the Commonwealth was home to both Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Today, different debates occupy the minds of average Kentuckians, such as UK vs. Louisville, wet vs. dry counties and urban triangle vs. rural heartland. Ask folks what’s needed to grow our […]
Kentucky’s Food, Farming Economy Needs Entrepreneurship, Too
Kentucky has a fascinating heritage when it comes to public unity. Everyone knows the Commonwealth was home to both Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Today, different debates occupy the minds of average Kentuckians, such as UK vs. Louisville, wet vs. dry counties and urban triangle vs. rural heartland. Ask folks what’s needed to grow our […]
Kentucky’s Food, Farming Economy Needs Entrepreneurship, Too
Kentucky has a fascinating heritage when it comes to public unity. Everyone knows the Commonwealth was home to both Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Today, different debates occupy the minds of average Kentuckians, such as UK vs. Louisville, wet vs. dry counties and urban triangle vs. rural heartland. Ask folks what’s needed to grow our […]

