SUMMARY: A severe weather alert has been issued for Friday, with strong storms expected to develop in the late afternoon and evening. These storms are likely to bring damaging winds, large hail, and the possibility of an isolated tornado. The area, including Metro Louisville and southern Indiana, is under an enhanced risk (level 3 of 5). A cold front fueled by heat and humidity will trigger the storms, which will begin late Friday evening and continue until around midnight. Most of the region will see dry conditions on Thursday and early Friday, with the severe weather arriving later in the day.

WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Wednesday night forecast

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SUMMARY: Lexington now has 204 new affordable housing units thanks to a $9.5 million renovation by the Briarwood Glick Company, based in Indiana. This 18-month project preserved affordable homes for seniors and people with disabilities in a property owned since 1979. Partnering with Kentucky Housing Corporation, the company refurbished the units with fresh paint and updated amenities to enhance residents’ quality of life. Amid a national affordable housing crisis, Briarwood focuses on preserving existing housing stock to provide long-term, high-quality homes. They emphasize equal management for all properties, ensuring every resident deserves a great place to call home.

Lexington has 204 new affordable housing units thanks to an organization’s $9.5 million renovation.

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SUMMARY: WKU’s Hilltopper Athletic Foundation (HAF) is adopting a new structure to enhance fundraising and adapt to the evolving collegiate athletics landscape, announced Athletic Director Todd Stewart. Kat Smith, a former WKU softball player, becomes Senior Associate Athletic Director of Development and Ticket Sales/Executive Director of HAF, overseeing fundraising, ticket operations, and revenue strategies. She will lead a development team including new hire Griffin Lamb. Jim Clark will continue as Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director for Development & NIL, focusing on donor relations and Name, Image, and Likeness initiatives. Both bring extensive experience and are committed to supporting WKU student-athletes and programs.

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