A Ten Commandments monument has been restored to permanent display at Kentucky’s State Capitol after decades in storage.
The resolution now awaits Gov. Beshear's signature.
He decided against scratching off the ticket. Instead, he scanned the barcode to find out if it was a winning ticket. That's when the message "see KLC Corp" appeared on the screen.
The threat was mailed to the Secretary of State's Office.
The memorial has an ADA-accessibility design with visual, audible and tactile features.
The Kentucky General Assembly held session at the Old Kentucky Capitol.
The Nativity is only on display on Monday, since it is for a private event.
Governor Andy Beshear said the closure was recommended by Kentucky State Police and other security experts, like the FBI.
Cadets who are selected will undergo a 24-week training at the Kentucky Police Academy where they will learn about firearms, emergency driving, criminal investigations and more.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear marked the occasion at the Kentucky State Capitol Monday morning.