One scholar is lifeless and one other critically injured in a capturing Tuesday at Kentucky State College in Frankfort, in response to faculty officers and police.
A suspect is in custody, in response to Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and native police.
Preliminary data signifies the capturing was attributable to a private dispute and was not a random lively shooter scenario, an official briefed on the scenario informed ABC Information.
“This was not a mass capturing or a random incident based mostly on what I have been informed, and the suspected shooter is already in custody,” Beshear stated in a video message. “That signifies that whereas this was scary, there isn’t any ongoing menace and I consider our households are protected.”
Authorities reply following a capturing at Kentucky State College in Frankfort, Kentucky, Dec. 9, 2025.
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The Frankfort Police Division stated it responded to an incident on the varsity’s campus Tuesday afternoon “concerning an lively aggressor.”
The capturing occurred close to Whitney M. Younger Jr. Corridor, a residence corridor on the south aspect of the campus, in response to the varsity.
Two college students have been shot within the incident, the varsity stated. One has since died whereas the opposite was transported to a hospital in steady however important situation, Frankfort police stated.
“Presently, there may be no ongoing menace to the campus group,” the varsity stated in a press release to college students.
The investigation is ongoing. The college stated it’s working carefully with native and state legislation enforcement.
The campus is on lockdown till additional discover, police stated.

Authorities reply following a capturing at Kentucky State College in Frankfort, Kentucky, Dec. 9, 2025.
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Beshear urged individuals to hope for these affected and “for a world the place this stuff do not occur.”
“I am going to preserve attempting to construct a Kentucky that we do not see arguments resulted in violence,” he stated.
The college is positioned roughly 25 miles northwest of Lexington.