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Kentucky Teens Can Now Carry Concealed | Evansville News
Kentucky just made history by allowing 18- to 21-year-olds to carry concealed weapons — a first in the state after the governor vetoed the bill. Applicants must complete eight hours of training, pass a written test, and demonstrate handgun proficiency to earn a provisional license valid only in Kentucky and expiring at age 21. Sheriff Brad Youngman says deputies won’t need new training but will be alert to younger permit holders — expecting a slow rollout as training hasn’t been widely available. He notes that trained permit holders are typically law-abiding, crediting Kentucky’s rigorous…
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