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Get the Facts: Is ICE partnering with Kentucky agencies to help with deportations?
SUMMARY: ICE is collaborating with several Kentucky counties to identify and arrest undocumented immigrants as part of the Trump administration’s immigration agenda. While Jefferson County does not partner with ICE, counties like Bullitt, Davis, Grayson, and Oldham are involved in a program that allows local officers to serve warrants for potential illegal immigrants in jails. These counties receive compensation for housing federal detainees, and ICE conducts regular inspections. Concerns about aggressive tactics and community fear are voiced by activists, particularly regarding the impact on local Hispanic populations. Some sheriffs acknowledge community worries while maintaining support for their partnerships with ICE.
Get the Facts: Is ICE partnering with Kentucky agencies to help with deportations?
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Sunshine Returns After a Rainy Saturday
SUMMARY: After a rainy Saturday in central and eastern Kentucky, skies are clearing with lingering clouds clearing by evening. Highs reached the mid to upper 60s, dipping to the upper 40s and low 50s overnight, making for a crisp night and possible fog in eastern valleys. Sunday promises sunny, dry weather with highs in the low to mid-70s and light winds—ideal for outdoor activities. Sunday night remains cool with lows near 50. High pressure will keep the region dry and pleasant through early next week, with temperatures gradually warming into the 80s by midweek. Rain chances remain low through next weekend.
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City council ousts London Mayor Randall Weddle who vows to fight decision in court
SUMMARY: The London, Kentucky City Council removed Mayor Randall Weddle after a contentious hearing, citing three charges: failure to publish an ordinance timely, delays filling ethics commission vacancies, and signing a $5 million mortgage without approval. Weddle, facing nearly a dozen allegations, plans to appeal and highlights strong community support. The council appointed local artist Tracie Handley as the new mayor. The prolonged conflict included heated council meetings and social media battles. Weddle’s controversial political donations to Gov. Andy Beshear’s campaign are under investigation. He also faced criticism over a police shooting incident. Tensions among officials and residents remain high.
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Louisville couple wins $50,000 in Labor Day Powerball drawing
SUMMARY: A Louisville couple won $50,000 playing Powerball during the current $1.7 billion jackpot run. They bought their ticket at Kroger on Bardstown Road on August 31 and initially thought they won only $100, later realizing they’d matched all four white balls plus the Powerball. After confirming the win, they claimed their prize at Kentucky Lottery Headquarters, taking home $36,000 after taxes. The Kroger store received a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket. The wife plans to buy another ticket for the upcoming drawing on September 6, while the husband remains cautious about the odds.
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