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KSP Trooper Dies After Shooting on I-65 in Western Kentucky; Armed Suspect at-Large

Kentucky State Police said the shooting shut down I-65 North and rerouted drivers while investigators said they had not released injury details.

  • On Monday, Kentucky State Police responded to a trooper-involved shooting on Interstate 65 near mile marker 38 in Warren County. The incident occurred near the Buc-ees in western Kentucky.
  • Following the shooting, Kentucky State Police issued a statewide Blue Alert for a suspect wanted in a 'severe attack on law enforcement.' Authorities are searching for a bluish gray Honda Civic with Alabama tag TN018596, last seen northbound near the 75 mile marker.
  • The Kentucky Transportation Department closed I-65 North at exit 30, diverting traffic while the investigation continued. Warren County Sheriff Brett Hightower confirmed deputies were assisting Kentucky State Police at the scene.
  • According to the Blue Alert, the suspect is considered 'armed and dangerous' and should not be approached if seen. Anyone with information is urged to call 911 immediately.
  • Officials have not released details regarding potential injuries or the suspect's identity at this time. Authorities have not yet confirmed a link between this shooting and other incidents despite heavy first responder presence.
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This is an ongoing news story, and the Herald will update it as more details become known. The KSP agent involved in the shooting near Interstate 65 has been declared dead, according to a KSP Facebook post. The FBI is now involved in the search for the suspect, who...

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News Channel 5 broke the news in Nashville, United States on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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