LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Simon the cat had yet another surgery at the beginning of February after being thrown from a second story balcony over three months ago. This time his front left leg was fused.

The Shamrock Pet Foundation reported complications occurred after the fall severely broke Simon's growth plate in October, 2012. As he is still growing, they said this will soon cause him pain, but amputation is not an option due to the injuries his back left leg suffered. With that injury, he would not be strong enough to support himself with his three remaining legs.

From Minerva Virola

LOUISVILLE, KY -  To do its job effectively, the FBI works with both government and private sector partners every day and at every level—local, state, federal, tribal, and international. In some cases, these partnerships directly support our investigations and operations. In other cases, they enable mutually beneficial information sharing that help us to better understand emerging threats and foster crime prevention initiatives.

From Sherry H. Bray, Kentucky State Police Headquarters

FRANKFORT, KY - Kentucky State Police (KSP) is renewing their effort to solve unsolved cases by asking the public for assistance with leads.  In 2010, KSP distributed over 8,000 decks of playing cards to prisons across Kentucky depicting unsolved case information. 
 
The deck of cards highlighted 52 unsolved Kentucky homicide or missing person cases.  Since that time, three of those cases have been solved.