Tag: Safety
Trump signals support for gun background checks
President Donald Trump tweeted Friday morning that there are “serious discussions” between House and Senate leadership.
Kentucky board vote leaves schools without safety officers
A tie vote among a Kentucky county's board of education means its public schools won't have dedicated police officers when the year begins in a week.
Back to school security following weekend mass shootings
After the weekend of shootings, parents, teachers, and students are thinking of their safety.
Food safety regulations amended to improve safety and health
The Kentucky Department for Public Health says it is working to make the general public and business community aware of new changes to the state’s food code which will improve safety and health standards for food storage, preparation and serving
Major revamp planned for FAA’s oversight process
America’s standing as the model for aviation-safety regulation will be on trial as congressional hearings begin into the Federal Aviation Administration’s oversight of Boeing before and after two deadly crashes of its best-selling airliner.
Fort Campbell surveying health and readiness of soldiers
Fort Campbell is surveying soldiers, family members, Army civilians and military retirees about the health and readiness of their military community.
KSP to host free car seat safety check in Frankfort
Kentucky State Police will host a free car seat safety check event on February 28, 2019 at the KSP headquarters location (919 Versailles Road, Frankfort) from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Kentucky lawmakers unveil school-safety measure
Kentucky lawmakers have unveiled a school-safety measure, nearly a year after two students died in a school shooting at a high school in the state.
First 72 on You campaign to help you stay safe and healthy in cold...
Spotlighting cold weather preparedness efforts to remind Kentuckians of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, hypothermia and food-borne illness from possible power outages and cold weather conditions.
KSP: Winter driving tips
With winter weather on the way, Kentucky State Police are asking drivers to use extra caution when on the roads.
State transportation crews ready for winter weather
Salt supplies, trained maintenance crews and 1,400 plow trucks are ready to respond during this snow and ice season.
UK spokesman answers safety questions after bogus threat
Student reporters at the Kentucky Kernel told ABC 36 the bogus threat still has their classmates asking a lot of questions about their safety.
People express concerns over Liberty Road safety
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - People who live along Lexington's Liberty Road say it's not just busy, it's dangerous. Last Friday, a man was hit...
KSP Post 10 to conduct more safety checkpoints
The Kentucky State Police, Post 10, Harlan, which provides coverage for Harlan, Bell and Knox counties, will be conducting periodic traffic safety checkpoints at locations approved by the Kentucky State Police Policy and Procedures Manual.
Madison Co. Schools ready for the school year
Madison County Schools are ready for a safe school year and so is school resource officer Whitney Maupin.
New Rule Protects Health and Safety in Public Housing
LEXINGTON, Ky (WTVQ)- There's a new rule taking effect today that protects health and safety in public housing by providing a smoke-free environment for...
Dump truck crash worries neighbors, drivers
Dump truck drivers in Georgetown say they got a safety reminder Thursday after two trucks crashed outside a quarry. The crash left a line of other drivers stuck, waiting to get to work.
FCPS board votes on tax hike to fund school safety
Wednesday night, the Fayette County School Board is meeting to vote on a tax hike that would fund a school safety plan.
New “three-foot” bike law to go in effect Saturday
Several new laws are set to go in effect Saturday. Among those is one focusing on road safety, specifically for bicyclists.
Community wants bridge connecting Scott, Woodford Counties fixed
A bridge that connects Scott and Woodford counties has been closed for nearly two years, for safety reasons. Some people don't like the delay in fixing it.
