Chanda Veno is a journalist based in Frankfort, Kentucky, and writes for The State Journal. Her articles cover a range of local news, including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Chanda's work has also been featured in the Commonwealth Journal.
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The Frankfort Board of Commissioners authorized the application of three grants and amended an order for contracts up to $40,000 at Monday's meeting.
A 36-year-old male inmate who walked away from a work detail near Leonardwood Drive on April 2 is back in the Franklin County Regional Jail.
The 150th Run for the Roses is raced in Louisville, but Derby Day gets started in the capital city.
A State Journal report last month that Juniper Hill Golf Course lost $359,000 last year prompted a reader to ask how many people and organizations or groups receive free or discounted access to the only 18-hole public course in Franklin County.
By: Chanda Veno
Frankfort police say a Mount Vernon man forced his way into a Mallard Drive residence Monday night.
Frankfort police arrested a local woman after she allegedly stole a vehicle Sunday morning.
The Frankfort Plant Board will hold a special meeting via Zoom on April 29 to consider increases in cable retransmission charges, cable network pass-through fees, bulk cable I and II
In a narrow 3-2 vote, the Frankfort Board of Commissioners passed an amendment that will extend the city's Entertainment Destination Center (EDC), or MIX District, on West Second Street from Bridge Street to Taylor Avenue.
Have you ever wondered how visitors view the capital city? During the first week in May, which is also National Historic Preservation Month
A local man who claimed to be “on the run” and refused to stop for Frankfort police has been charged with several offenses.
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