SUMMARY: Ernesto Manuel-Andres, an 18-year-old Teranga Academy graduate, has been released on bond from ICE detention and is now home in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Ernesto and his family express deep gratitude for the widespread support from the local and national community. Though relieved, Ernesto finds the experience overwhelming and traumatic. His legal case continues, and he remains out on bond. The Fugees Family asks for privacy as he recovers and prepares for further proceedings, with all media inquiries directed to Luma Mufleh or his legal team. Ernesto shared his happiness and surprise at the support received and thanked the community sincerely.

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SUMMARY: The Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) recovered the body of a likely teenage male in the river near the Greenwood boat ramp, concluding their search for a missing 13-year-old swimmer who went underwater Monday night. The body, found about one mile downstream, is with the Jefferson County coroner for identification and cause of death determination. LMPD cautioned about river dangers, emphasizing the strong currents and turbulence, especially near edges. With the upcoming 4th of July, they advised the public to swim only in lifeguard-supervised areas and avoid rivers, highlighting the hazards even skilled swimmers face in such waters.

FULL | LMPD says they’ve recovered a body amid search for missing 13-year-old

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SUMMARY: During Kentucky’s extreme heat, AC units work hard to keep homes cool. Experts advise simple maintenance to ensure efficiency and lower costs. Keep units clear of debris by spraying coils with a water hose and regularly check or replace dirty filters. Have a professional inspect your system twice a year. Watch for signs like warm air or ice buildup on coils, which indicate issues. For energy savings, keep windows and doors sealed, leave the AC running at a consistent temperature instead of turning it off, and raise the thermostat by a degree or two to reduce bills by 1–2%. Establish a reliable HVAC service early for summer support.

In this extreme heat, air conditioning units are working overtime to keep you cool. Experts with Bryant Heating and Cooling said preventive care can go a long way to make sure you stay comfortable and save money.

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