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Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Festival honoring legendary cryptid held in Kentucky
STANTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — People from all over the country came to a small Kentucky town over the weekend to talk about a 'big' legend. One of America's most famous cryptids now has a festival in its honor in Kentucky. Stanton held its first-ever Bigfoot Festival on Friday and Saturday. Tourism leaders said the crowd was much larger than anticipated, with thousands of people coming to buy souvenirs and hear stories from cryptid investigators. 'You come with an open mind, and most people we talk to feel very safe here. If you talk about Bigfoot in certain circles, you're gonna get laughed at. Here, everybody's either here because they believe or they want to believe, so that makes it good,' said Steve Lindsey. Festival honoring legendary cryptid held in Kentucky Clinton County man arrested on forcible incest charges after nearly 10-year search Work continues on Burnside traffic connector project Investigators claim there have been dozens of reported sightings of Bigfoot in the Red River Gorge area. FOX 56 previously reported that there were just under 400 Bigfoot sightings, with the top five counties being: Counties Sightings % of sightings Anderson 27 6.78% Bullitt 26 6.53% Ohio 16 4.02% Carter 15 3.77% Adair 14 3.52% Interest in Bigfoot became popularized in 1958 after Ray Wallace, a road contractor working in northern California, made plaster impressions of giant footprints that he found near his worksite. The founder of the Kentucky Bigfoot Research Organization, Charlie Raymond, previously told FOX 56 that he had investigated more than 500 credible sightings. 'Well, I moved to Kentucky about 30 years ago, and I knew there had to be Bigfoots in Kentucky,' Raymond said. Read more of the latest Kentucky news Organizers of the event said they already have ideas of how to make the festival more legendary in 2026. Matthew Duckworth contributed to this story. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
23-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
LVT Launches Integration with Axon Fusus Real-Time Crime Center Technology
PHOENIX, April 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LVT (LiveView Technologies, Inc.), the leader of rapidly deployable security solutions, today unveiled its integration with Axon Fusus at the Axon Week 2025 conference. LVT's integration with Axon Fusus' real-time crime center provides additional situational awareness to security operators and law enforcement, helping enable a more timely and optimized response to security incidents. The integration is now live, requires no additional hardware and provides several notable benefits: LVT customers can expedite emergency response times by providing local law enforcement access to LVT Unit cameras, enhancing communication and situational awareness. First responders can view enabled LVT Units through Axon Fusus to stream live video, control cameras, and gain full situational awareness to execute an informed response to security incidents and protect everyone involved. Axon Fusus customers can leverage the features and functionality of their LVT investment along with real-time intelligence from integrated community cameras — without leaving the Fusus console, including streaming, camera control, and trigger deterrence actions to execute an informed response to security incidents. Learn more at Quotes: 'First responders address a diverse range of threats daily and deserve solutions that help them maximize their resources and enter any situation with a complete understanding of the risks involved,' said Steve Lindsey, LVT CTO and CIO. 'LVT services a wide range of customers, including retail, property management, education, logistics, hospitals, and more. All customers can now choose to enable law enforcement to view their cameras, helping to strengthen the safety of our communities. The intelligence and critical evidence gathering of LVT Units means first responders can respond to threats in real-time and successfully pursue and prosecute bad actors.' 'When an incident unfolds in real time, seconds and critical intelligence matters. By integrating LVT into the Axon Fusus platform, we're bringing more key assets into one centralized view—empowering businesses, security teams, and law enforcement to act quickly, share insights, and stay one step ahead,' said Chris Lindenau, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Axon Fusus. 'As safety threats grow more sophisticated, connected public-private collaborations are key to protecting communities and creating safer cities.' 'Fusion platforms like Fusus are critical to real-time intelligence sharing between law enforcement and retail, 'said Cory Lowe, Director of Research at the Loss Prevention Research Council. 'The LVT Axon Fusus integration is a natural fit to provide real-time crime centers visibility when and where retailers and law enforcement need it.' About LVTLVT (LiveView Technologies, Inc.) is a leader in life safety and security and the premier developer and manufacturer of mobile, solar-powered, and cellular/satellite-connected surveillance solutions and software. Headquartered in American Fork, Utah, LVT's enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution is used by retailers, critical infrastructure and utilities, construction projects, warehouse and distribution centers, police, municipalities, and more. LVT is proud to be made in the USA and manufactured in Utah. For more information, visit Media Contacts:Matthew DeightonLiveView Technologiesmedia@
