From Sherry H. Bray, Kentucky State Police Headquarters

FRANKFORT, KY - Kentucky State Police (KSP) is renewing their effort to solve unsolved cases by asking the public for assistance with leads.  In 2010, KSP distributed over 8,000 decks of playing cards to prisons across Kentucky depicting unsolved case information. 
 
The deck of cards highlighted 52 unsolved Kentucky homicide or missing person cases.  Since that time, three of those cases have been solved.

From Sherry H. Bray, Kentucky State Police Headquarters

FRANKFORT, KY - Kentucky State Police this month kicked off a six-month fall, holiday, and New Year enforcement campaign called Operation R.A.I.D. "Remove Aggressive, Impaired and Distracted drivers from Kentucky Roadways".  The effort was developed by KSP Commanders across the state to target driving behaviors that cause most crashes in Kentucky.  Operation R.A.I.D. begins Nov. 1, 2012 and runs through April 30, 2013.

FRANKFORT, KY - On Wednesday, October 3rd First Lady Jane Beshear joined the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association (KDVA) and legislators to help promote October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Kentucky.   

“Nearly one-third of all American women report being abused at some point in their lives.  Abuse affects more than just individuals - families and communities suffer, too,” said Mrs. Beshear. “Domestic Violence Awareness Month is the opportunity for all Kentuckians to learn how to recognize the signs of domestic abuse and to show support for victims as they work to regain control of their lives.”

For the past four years, Mrs. Beshear has helped KDVA and anti-domestic violence advocates sponsor Shop & Share Day, a one-day drive to gather goods and necessities for domestic violence shelters across Kentucky.