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Judge rules woman suing over Kentucky's abortion ban can use pseudonym
SUMMARY: In a recent court session, attorneys debated the use of a pseudonym in a class action lawsuit concerning Kentucky’s abortion ban. The case, involving “Mary Poe,” highlights privacy rights and the state’s restrictions on abortion, which the plaintiff argues violate her constitutional rights. The judge asserted her authority to rule on the matter, emphasizing the importance of following the Constitution amidst discussions of separation of powers. While the Attorney General’s lawyers did not strongly oppose the pseudonym, they raised concerns about the viability of a class action, especially given the anonymity of the representative plaintiff.
Judge rules woman suing over Kentucky’s abortion ban can use pseudonym
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Staying hot with rain chances returning this week
SUMMARY: The weather remains hot, with temperatures reaching the lower 90s and some isolated showers recently developing. Better rain chances return midweek, especially Wednesday, which is expected to bring scattered thunderstorms, heavy downpours, and gusty winds due to a trough moving in from the northwest. Tuesday may see a stray shower as moisture increases, but mostly dry conditions will last through early week. After Wednesday and Thursday showers, heat will return, with temperatures in the lower 90s by the weekend. The Kentucky State Fair is forecasted to be hot and mostly dry, but locals are advised to stay hydrated amid the persistent heat and humidity.
WLKY meteorologist Eric Zernich’s Sunday evening forecast
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What could a street art program look like in Lexington?
SUMMARY: On August 12th, Principal Planner Hannah Crepps will present plans for a new street art program in Lexington at the Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee meeting. The program aims to formalize street art projects, which many U.S. cities use to calm traffic and reduce crashes by incorporating painted crosswalks and road designs. Lexington will draft guidelines including funding sources, community decision-making, and traffic safety compliance. A pilot chalk art project was tested in May 2025 on Shropshire Avenue. Residents can engage with the program by contacting Crepps and watching the live meeting online or in person.
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Evening Forecast 8/9/2025
SUMMARY: The evening forecast for central Kentucky on August 9, 2025, shows mostly clear skies with isolated downpours having fizzled out. Temperatures remain warm, in the mid-70s this evening, dipping to mid-upper 60s overnight with patchy fog possible in valleys. Sunday will bring steamy sunshine, a mix of sun and clouds, highs near 90°F, and isolated showers. Early next week remains typical August weather with spotty downpours Monday, a few storms Tuesday, and increased scattered rain chances Wednesday and Thursday, coinciding with many schools reopening. Overall, dry and calm conditions prevail tonight and Sunday, with rain chances rising midweek.
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