A profile of Operation UNITE’s 14-year history in helping rid eastern Kentucky of its drug epidemic.
Our Blue Family’s Loss
There are daily tragedies that are impossible to predict, but it is Commissioner Mark Filburn's hope that everyone who puts on a uniform will consider the importance of these six factors.
Find the Balance: Leading and Managing Each Serve Purpose
There are two ways to climb the upward ladder – as a manager or as a leader. But what is the difference between managing and leading, and is one truly better than the other?
A Consuming Passion
Consumed with his passion for physical fitness and defensive tactics, Instructor Brian Spencer has spent three years at DOCJT training recruits to become the most fit-for-duty officers they can be.
Health Tips: More Water Equals Better Performance
Drinking water impacts everything from proper organ function and metabolism levels to overall energy and mental focus.
Three Fallen Officers Honored at Memorial Ceremony
The 18th annual KLEMF Memorial Ceremony honored three historical fallen officers and commemorated the life and legacy of 2015 fallen Officer Eric Chrisman.
Kentucky Chief Lauds Training Safety Officer Program
Ashland Chief Todd Kelley calls incorporating the TSO program a "no-nonsense" decision.
London Police Department
Community-oriented policing has helped bridge the gap between London police officers and residents of the southeastern Kentucky city, located just off Interstate 75.
Trainers’ Association Established During Instructors’ Conference
An organization committed to sharpening the saws of Kentucky law enforcement trainers was created last month, with steering committee members named to represent each of four state regions.
New Leaders - May 2017
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives
May Memorial Services
In the month of May, cities and law enforcement entities will conduct memorial ceremonies honoring Kentucky's fallen officers.
Blind Spots
Why We Fail to Do What’s Right and What to Do About It
Police Encounters are Key to Public Perceptions
Law enforcement officers come into contact with large numbers of people each year, and every police-citizen interaction matters in shaping the public’s opinion and attitudes toward the police.
Doing All Things Well
Why does a lawyer with an English degree who loves researching history, working search and rescue and writing books and blogs drive 105 miles every day to teach at a law enforcement academy?
Spotlight: Madison County Sheriff Mike Coyle
Madison County Sheriff Mike Coyle shares about his agency's new Street Crimes Unit, the importance of core values and successes with inter-county teamwork.