AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArts & Culture: The Speed Art Museum on UofL’s Belknap campus is nearing 100 years, tracing its 1927 opening and early crowds that quickly pushed for longer hours. Community & Inclusion: Louisville’s Kentuckiana Pride Festival and Parade drew thousands to celebrate love and belonging, with organizers emphasizing year-round welcoming spaces. Public Safety: A plane crash near Nicholasville killed two people, with the NTSB investigating after reports of a small aircraft going down shortly after takeoff. Courts: A judge denied former Murray Police detective Justin Swope’s request to reduce bond while he faces felony charges tied to alleged sexual contact with a minor. State Government: Kentucky Treasurer Mark Metcalf’s office says it has returned more than $100 million in unclaimed property since taking office, and is bringing a roadshow to Lexington June 23-24. Sports & Local Talent: The Louisville Kings’ first head-coach search story spotlights Chris Redman’s return to coaching, while Kentucky’s NBA Draft buzz includes big-man prospect Aday Mara. Environment: Researchers are looking into why freshwater mussel populations in Kentucky are declining, given the animals’ role in filtering waterways.
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